A short story by Shifa Shah, a grade 5 student
One morning, some sunflowers were talking about the party that they were going to plan. The sunflowers decided not to invite the tulips because they thought they would ruin everything.
Changing destiny is all we ever want,
But it always seems like a taunt.
Impossible is what it seems,
No one ever understood what it means…
Short story – written by Vasundhara Anand, a grade 5 student
Mala Subramanian was in art class. She loved art. Every day, her art teacher would give the class homework. Today’s homework was: Draw or make a model of your paradise…
Written by Naman Sonpar, a grade 7 student
You probably know this by now, but Corona in Coronavirus means crown in Latin due to its appearance (the spikes on the virus look like a crown…
Written by Samarjai Mitra, a grade 5 student.
Around the end of the nineteenth century, the first few comics began appearing in the United States of America. It was around this time that two powerful newspaper publishers, Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst, were competing with each other to see who could get more readers and money for their newspapers…
Written by Naman Anil Kumar, a grade 7 student.
Super Glue was invented accidentally by Harry Coover, a chemist in a company called Eastman Kodak. He and his team were given a task to find a suitable plastic for making a gun sight…
Written by Gitanjali Anand, a grade 3 student.
Ritu Laghari was at the pet store, with her friend Kamala Chowdari and they were about to buy a parrot as her pet. She loved this moment. She had always loved birds. Suddenly…
Written by Madhav Bahl, a grade 8 student
It was the year 2090, and the world had changed a lot in this century. There was no government, nor was there any light or water. People just kept on fighting. An incarnation or a god sent was the only solution to these never-ending fights.
Written by Amrita Prakash, a grade 7 student.
This year’s Nobel Prize for Medicine has been announced. It has been given to three scientists for their contribution in the discovery of a virus called Hepatitis C.
Written by Gitanjali Anand, a grade 3 student “Julia! Margret! Linda! Anna!” screamed Daisy. She, Julia, Margret, Linda and Anna…