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KIDS WRITE

 a selection of writings, musings, and more from young writers

No Homework by Leila

July 2, 2017 Radical Radishes
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Leila has some strong and wise reasons why schools need to give less homework. She wrote this concise, well-reasoned essay while pursuing her Girl Scout writer's badge. Isn't it time for schools to listen to the wisdom of the students like Leila?

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Posting Pictures by Isabella

July 2, 2017 Radical Radishes
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Isabella wrote this compelling essay on a modern day issue while pursuing her Girl Scout writer's badge. Given the strength of her arguments and convictions we think she is well on her way to law school or a degree in public policy.  

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On Gentrification by Olivia

June 29, 2017 Radical Cooks
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a young writer explores the dynamics of gentrification happening in her Los Angeles neighborhood

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On Pollution by Amelia E

June 29, 2017 Radical Cooks
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Amelia wrote this wonderful essay while pursuing her Girl Scout writer's badge. She is well on her way to making the world a better place. Follow her advice and you can make the world a better place, too. 

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Friendship

December 12, 2016 Radical Cooks
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a short beautiful story of how two forest animals meet and become friends

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Walk and Talk

October 11, 2016 Radical Cooks
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by Isabella 

The owners were taking a walk with their pets. The girl cat was being walked by her girl owner. The boy dog was being walked by his boy owner. They ran into each other at the park. The girl cat said to the boy dog, “Why do you bark so much?” The boy dog said, “Because I am so happy.” Both the owners’ mouths opened wide in shock. They thought it was crazy that their animals were talking! The animals didn’t think it was crazy. They thought it was just fine.

The owners each decided to put their animals on TV. When they were on TV the animals did not talk. The owners were not happy at all. The next day they went to the park. The boy dog said to the girl cat, “There you are! Where have you been?” The girl cat said, “At my house eating cat food.” The owners were so frustrated that they were talking again but didn’t when they were on TV? The owners asked, “Why didn’t you talk on TV?” The boy dog and the girl cat each said, “Because we didn’t have anyone to talk to.” The next week the owners put their animals on TV together. They both started talking. Everybody was amazed and surprised! But they didn’t think it was amazing or surprising. They thought it was just fine.  Then the dog asked the cat if she would marry him. She said yes. They were married the next day at the TV studio. 

 

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Mia and The Monster Dog

October 11, 2016 Radical Cooks

by Eva 

Mia and The Monster Dog go on a walk. Mia sees something. It is a key. The key is the shape of a star. The key is made of gold and the key has a name and a home number on it. They walk to the home of the person whose name is “Rainbow Yo Yo Coo-Coo.” Rainbow Yellow Coo-Coo was surprised when he saw the key because he was the one who was looking for it. As a reward for finding the key he let Mia and the Monster Dog open his treasure chest.  There were pieces of gold and jewels in the chest. Rainbow Yellow Coo-Coo filmed them opening the treasure chest so everyone could see it. He gave all the gold and jewels to Mia and the Monster Dog. They sold the gold and kept half of the jewelry and sold the other half of the jewelry to girls. 

 

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Life of Lyra

July 5, 2016 Radical Cooks

one recent orphan plus one magic wand starts the series of adventures by young writer Ms. Isabel

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About KIDS WRITE

KIDS WRITE is a platform by which young writers can share their work with the world.  We display recent works created by writers in our camps and workshops.  If you like their work be sure to "like" and "share" via social media.  

 

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