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This Invisible Wall, a poem by Ishan Kelkar, 10

by Stone Soup Editors

Published April 24, 2020

Thankfulness: a review of “Where the Mountain Meets the Moon” by Grace Lin, by Daniel Zhu, 10

by Daniel Zhu

Published April 24, 2020

I have heard the following thought experiment countless times, albeit from different people: you can save your family (including you), or you can save everyone but your family (with the exception of you). Hard choices...

Book Club Report: The End of the Wild, by Nicole Helget

by Laura Moran

Published April 24, 2020

An Update from our Second Stone Soup Book Club meeting! The Stone Soup Book Club is open to all Stone Soup contributors and subscribers, age 9-13, during the COVID-19-related school closures and shelter-in-place arrangements. We...

Symbols of Hope, photography and thoughts by Alyssa Wu, 13

by Stone Soup Editors

Published April 23, 2020

My previous elementary school feels empty this month, but nature continues to show beauty and symbols of hope. Alyssa Wu, 13 Pleasanton, CA

Coronavirus Haiku, poetry by Amy Richman, 10

by Stone Soup Editors

Published April 22, 2020

Coronavirus Haiku By Amy Richman, 10 Coronavirus I am lonely now because I am at home Coronavirus Friends to see in the morning No I can't no more Coronavirus I will try to stay strong...

Dancing Pirates, a composition for piano written and performed by Vera Lim, 8

by Stone Soup Editors

Published April 21, 2020

Dancing Pirates By Vera Lim, 8 I wrote "Dancing Pirates" because I was inspired by my younger brother's pirate birthday party. This piece is dedicated to him. You can download a PDF copy of the...

A Day in the Life, a comic-strip by Abhi Sukhdial, 12

by Abhi Sukhdial

Published April 21, 2020

Abhi Sukhdial, 12 Stillwater, OK

Thoughts on reading “Bomb” by Steve Sheinkin, by Daniel Zhu, 10

by Daniel Zhu

Published April 20, 2020

The successful use of the first atomic bomb greatly relieved many scientists, because it meant that their years of work on it had not gone to waste; yet it also caused them to experience pain...

Covid-19, a poem of hope by Audrey Chuang, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published April 20, 2020

The Nintendo Switch: is it really worth it? A review by Daniel Zhu, 10

by Daniel Zhu

Published April 17, 2020

This Invisible Wall, a poem by Ishan Kelkar, 10

Post Published April 24, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

This Invisible Wall By Ishan Kelkar, 10 This invisible wall Makes people sick Traps people in their homes only leaving for essentials This invisible wall strips toilet paper from shelves People stock their pantries with fear Because of this invisible wall My puppy keeps us company Because this invisible wall keeps me and my friends at home We zoom but we don’t play tag The super h...

Thankfulness: a review of “Where the Mountain Meets the Moon” by Grace Lin, by Daniel Zhu, 10

Post Published April 24, 2020 by Daniel Zhu

Book Club Report: The End of the Wild, by Nicole Helget

Post Published April 24, 2020 by Laura Moran

Symbols of Hope, photography and thoughts by Alyssa Wu, 13

Post Published April 23, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

My previous elementary school feels empty this month, but nature continues to show beauty and symbols of hope. Alyssa Wu, 13 Pleasanton, CA

Coronavirus Haiku, poetry by Amy Richman, 10

Post Published April 22, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Coronavirus Haiku By Amy Richman, 10 Coronavirus I am lonely now because I am at home Coronavirus Friends to see in the morning No I can't no more Coronavirus I will try to stay strong now I know I can fight Coronavirus I am stuck inside for now I want to get out Coronavirus But for now I will fight you.

Dancing Pirates, a composition for piano written and performed by Vera Lim, 8

Post Published April 21, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Dancing Pirates By Vera Lim, 8 I wrote "Dancing Pirates" because I was inspired by my younger brother's pirate birthday party. This piece is dedicated to him. You can download a PDF copy of the music to print and play for yourself by clicking here. And, you can listen to a recording of Vera playing her piece here: Vera Lim, 8 Guilford, CT

A Day in the Life, a comic-strip by Abhi Sukhdial, 12

Post Published April 21, 2020 by Abhi Sukhdial

Abhi Sukhdial, 12 Stillwater, OK

Thoughts on reading “Bomb” by Steve Sheinkin, by Daniel Zhu, 10

Post Published April 20, 2020 by Daniel Zhu

The successful use of the first atomic bomb greatly relieved many scientists, because it meant that their years of work on it had not gone to waste; yet it also caused them to experience pain and grief like never before. Los Alamos was the base of the first American atomic bomb program, and it was there that the first three atomic bombs, two of which were dropped on Japan, were created.

Covid-19, a poem of hope by Audrey Chuang, 11

Post Published April 20, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Covid-19 by Audrey Chuang, 11 The news rings in my head The anger and negativity swirling around me I can’t settle My heart won’t settle Everyone's hearts won’t settle Every pair of anxious eyes Waiting for the image For the image Of crime Death The old book that I have read millions of times by now Is wrinkled And words are faded I can’t go outside to play I can’t imagin...

The Nintendo Switch: is it really worth it? A review by Daniel Zhu, 10

Post Published April 17, 2020 by Daniel Zhu

Nintendo has a reputation for making good gaming consoles. And when the Nintendo Switch came out, it introduced a whole new way of playing games, with the Switch’s revolutionary Joy-Cons and no-WiFi-needed TV connection port. Hosting a party? No problem; connect your Joy-Cons to your Switch by just sliding them onto the Switch (some party games support as many as eight players!).

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