 Book
Rap
A
Book Rap is a book discussion conducted via electronic mail. Individuals
or groups of students from across the country or around the world can discuss
the scheduled books. |
CBC4Kids
Writer's Corner
CBC4Kids
showcases the best of student writing - stories, poems, and reviews.
Send CBC4Kids your writing, either in e-mail or by regular mail, and they
will post your writing in the Writer's Corner. New entries are added
every week. |
Children’s
Express Worldwide – News by Kids for Everybody!
CE
invites kids 8-18 to submit stories for possible use on the CE Web site.
Panels of CE members, also age 8-18, review submissions and select several
for use online. |
Children’s
Haiku Garden
This
garden is for the submission of haiku verses with illustrations from Japanese
children and other children from the USA or other countries. |
CRAYON
– CreAte Your Own Newspaper
CRAYON
is a tool for managing news sources on the Internet and the World Wide
Web. CRAYON uses a simple analogy that everyone can understand - a newspaper
to organize periodical information. The result is a news page customized
for you with the daily information that you are most interested in. |
CyberKids
– Creative Works
CyberKids
especially likes stories, articles and poems that are funny. Art
and written submissions can be on any topic that is appropriate for ages
7 to 12. Stories, which include an original illustration or photo,
are more likely to be published than stories without pictures. Originality
is very important. In addition to art and writing, CyberKids publishes
games, puzzles, brainteasers, jokes, and multimedia creations by kids. |
For
Young Writers
For
Young Writers is a “sub-site” for children of Inkspot.com, an online writing
community. Visit the Critique section, where writers 18 and under
(including you!) are invited to send in their work for critique from other
readers and writers. |
Hillside's
“Choose Your Own Adventure”
Children
read the online story “Buzz Rod and the Light”. For the rest of the
story, click on the Random SpaceTime Warp button. Children will get a different
ending each time they click! See if you can collect all the story
endings! |
KidNews
Do
you have any news from your family, neighborhood, class, or school?
KidNews wants to hear from you and what is happening over the globe from
Alaska all the way around to Tokyo and everywhere in between! Let
everyone know what's happening in your corner of the world...submit your
news to the KidNews Magic Writer by filling out the online form. |
KidPub
KidPub
is a corner of the World Wide Web where children are encouraged to publish
their stories and news about their schools and towns. The best
way to submit a story is to use the Online Story Form. This form has boxes
for you to fill in with your name, your story, and information about yourself.
Stories submitted this way usually appear in three days or less on KidPub.
If you can't use the form, you may also mail your story to: Submissions@KidPub.org. |
The
Kid’s Corner
The
Kid’s Corner provides an opportunity for early childhood through High School
students to publish original work such as: Stories, Poems, Travel
Tips, Photos, Drawings, Hot Links, Games, Puzzles, Cartoons, Riddles, Jokes,
Computer Programs, Music, Questions, and Biographies. Material submitted
to should have a fishing, conservation, ecology or outdoor theme. |
Kids
on the Net
Kids
on the Net is a trAce Online Writing Community web site celebrating writing
by children at home and at school all over the world. Kids can read,
respond to, and submit writing. |
The
KIDS (Kids Identifying and Discovering Sites) Report
The
KIDS Report is a biweekly publication produced by K-12 students as a resource
to other K-12 students and teachers. It is an ongoing, cooperative
effort of classrooms from around the United States. Teachers assist and
provide support; however, students select and annotate all resources included
in every issue of the Report. |
Kids’
Space
Kids’
Space is an online writing community for children. In the “Storybook”
area, kids can submit stories individually or teachers can submit stories
from their classes. |
KidzPage
– Poetry and Verse for Kid’s of All Ages!
A
poetry publishing (and reading!) site for kids – either by individual or
class in the “Homegrown Verse” area. |
Poetry
Pals - The K-12 Student Poetry Publishing Project
An
Internet project and resource site to encourage literacy, technology skills,
and global awareness. This award-winning project was initiated during
the 1997 SCCOE Internet Institute. Any K-12 class may participate. |
Positively
Poetry
Positively
Poetry is a homepage created by a fifteen year old girl who is interested
in reading and writing poetry. Currently, she is only displaying
past submissions, and is not accepting new material at this time. |
Wacky
Web Tales
Using
various “fill in the blank” parts of speech, students can create their
own online “Wacky Web Tale”. |
WRITE
Net
An
unbelievably valuable resource for writers and teachers interested in teaching
imaginative writing! Register to join their popular e-mail listserv,
where writers and teachers advise each other on methods for teaching writing
to students in grades K-12. All WriteNet listserv messages are automatically
routed to your e-mail account. Enjoy the exclusive interview series,
learn how real-life artists-in-residence teach imaginative writing,
and more! |
Y-?ress
A
“Children’s News Network”, Y-?ress is located at The Children's Museum
of Indianapolis. Kids work in groups integrated across lines of age,
race, and socioeconomic backgrounds. The bureau weekly produces a
column that appears every Sunday in The Indianapolis Star. |
ZUZU
An
online publishing community, ZuZu is made great by the contribution of
young artists, photographers and writers just like YOU! |
Online
Writing Resources for Children