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A blog and podcast just for kids about learning and life! Prof. Suki explores all sorts of concerns that kids might have, along with cool information about your brain and learning. Please visit https://sukiwessling.com/kidblog for read-along text and word definitions.
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You are growing in a thumbs-up/thumbs-down world. Everywhere you look, someone is telling you whether something is “good” or not. And it’s not just movies and books—people have opinions about socks! cat breeds! earlobe s
Have you noticed that people around you are having some BIG feelings these days? Have you been having some yourself? Here’s the first and most important thing I want to say about feelings: Feelings—even uncomfortable one
You got feedback on your writing. Now what? Good writing creates a complete little world on the page. Whether it’s a story, a poem, or an essay, you want your readers to be engaged throughout and leave satisfied. The bes
Most kids in the US now have access to an Internet-connected device—a phone, a tablet, or a laptop. And they are really amazing! Your device allows you to do things your parents wouldn’t have dreamed of: You can find out
Maybe your parent or a teacher has said this to you: “You need to have a positive attitude!” And maybe that seemed wrong to you. If it did, here’s some food for thought: Yes, life can be difficult. I agree with you that
I teach writing classes to kids, so it’s not surprising that I like kids’ writing. But what do I like about it? Why should you compose your own writing when an
Recently I read a Young Adult novel that one of my students recommended. There were many good aspects of the story, but one thing bothered me: The end of the story led me to feel like the future was hopeless. In the far
Do you have writer’s block? Do you know what writer’s block is? Well, first I want to say that I don’t really believe in it, then I’ll tell you what it is, then I’ll tell you why I’ve chosen not to believe in it! What is
A common problem I hear from students is that they’re too busy to be organized. They know that being organized can help them do their work more efficiently and give them more free time, but they feel too busy even to sta
In our world, there’s a lot of emphasis on the end goal: We have to take tests We have to turn in projects and present them We have to show that we’ve read a certain number of pages, written a certain number of words, or
Have you ever heard the phrase “snake oil salesman”? Maybe not—no one has sold “snake oil” since before your grandparents’ time. But snake oil is sold in many forms on the Internet, and it’s your job to recognize it and
I bet you think you know what success is. We all do, right? It’s not like every little kid doesn’t learn the meaning of that word. But in every culture, words have both their definition and their connotation. The definit
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