His happiness vaporized hearing the news that his best friend’s leaving school. He went to a villager’s house and said, “Can I have some bread?”įeeing buoyant, David rushed to school carrying his birthday gift, a rubik’s cube, gifted by his mother. Rukmini whooped in joy- “I knew you could do it”. Her name meant “Little Angel”.įurrowing her brows in concentration, she picked up her final block and managed to slot into the correct hole. Rukmini sat on the floor and watched her sister Khukumuni intently. Lizzie turned out to be the best person ever. She wished to be a fairy and help the whole world. She pulled her tooth out, and…it was magical! She decided to run away, but didn’t take an umbrella. Her parents took care of her but hated her. I twirled in the air and landed on one foot.Īs everyone cheered, I felt a pull in my leg. My spins were graceful, footwork delicate. They went to the world of humans and captured humans and got the rainbow back. One day a human came and took the light for the humans. Once there lived a rainbow in a new world, with elves who used the light for color. I ask him what he wanted and if he was lost. You see something strange and you laugh or smile,Īs I’m walking home, I notice a man behind me.
#2017 WRITING CHALLENGE FULL#
It’s full of merry, sorrow, and exotic times, and all we can do is imagine it lasting forever. It’s something that we all wish to hold on to forever. There it is! She went to the door, and suddenly died. Hillside Academy for Excellence, Garland, Texas
Then Drake got a lead but Carter went full speed. Once upon a time Carter said to Drake, “Want to race?” She tried and tried but she could not get down.Ī miracle happened! She fell off. One day there was a fat cat and she wanted to go out.įirst she had to climb down from the scratching post. Little Harbour School, Portsmouth, New Hampshire Still that adult dino is breathing in that cave. The cave collapsed but still the egg didn’t have a crack. The egg didn’t have even the tiniest crack. One little dino was still in his mother’s cave. Scrumptious!Ī long time ago, dinosaurs were dying out.
One day while she was rising from her pile of plush pillows, she reached for her shoes but they had disappeared!Įventually, she found them in a sandwich of peanut butter and fluff. Grandma Fluff Muffin remains in her kitchen all day long eating peanut butter and fluff sandwiches. Gummy bears began chasing him, but he woke and found it was just an imaginary dream. One of the kids didn’t believe, so he quietly snuck into the candy shop on his tip toes. They get out all the ingredients.Īfter school, the children bolted to the candy shop. They all came over and blew as hard as they could. Some owls are big and some owls are small. Without further ado, I present the #50PreciousWordsforKids International Writing Challenge stories, listed in the order I received them. These are the future writers of our world! Hosting this has been a thrill…the diverse topics and creativity are impressive. So, I guess I need to start thinking about that…maybe it would be nice to have one in the summer to keep those young minds creating…and definitely one later in the fall. I’ve already had inquiries as to when the NEXT children’s writing challenge will take place. And one child even drew an illustration for her story. A couple of classes wrote a collaborative story. Teachers were requested to send one story per class. I also decided to open the challenge to children all over the world-believing that, especially in these times, it’s important for us to come together-with children leading the way as the storytellers.Įach story was submitted by either a parent or a teacher. “Thank you again for organizing this fun event! My students were challenged to keep their stories under 50 words – especially since we’ve been working so hard in second grade to add details to lengthen our writing!” “Thanks for hosting such a wonderful contest for young students.” “My daughter told me she wants to write books like me, and my heart melted!” This is a wonderful thing you are doing for kids!” I got several requests from teacher friends who asked for a few more days…so I extended the deadline to May 10th.Īnd the notes I got from parents and teachers were filled with thanks for creating this writing opportunity. Many thanks to the parents and teachers who encouraged their kids to participate. HURRAY! It’s time to unveil the wonderful stories from children all over the world.
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