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Skipping Stones

Month: March 2021

Dare I Say / Y Me Atrevo a Decir

March 31, 2021 ArunNarayan Family and Community, Immigration Experience, International, Latin American, Multicultural, Multilingual, Poetry

Dare I Say By Cassandra Martens Diaz, Mexican-Canadian, 17, Manitoba, Canada   I do not pronounce it with familiarity  I[…]

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Lessons

March 26, 2021 ArunNarayan India, International, Poetry, Social issues

Lessons  By Bhagyashree Prabhutendolkar, age 16, Mumbai, INDIA if only I could go back in time and whisper to my[…]

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Sri Lankan (Sinhalese) New Year

March 25, 2021 ArunNarayan Asia, Asian American, Family and Community, Interfaith, International, Multicultural

Sri Lankan (Sinhalese) New Year By Seja Kularatna, Age 10, Wisconsin. Hi my name is Seja. I am 10 years[…]

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Way of Hand and Foot

March 25, 2021 ArunNarayan Poetry

Way of Hand and Foot By Beau Heese, grade 7, Missouri.   The judges call my name, and I walk[…]

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Early Bilingual Education

March 25, 2021 ArunNarayan Asian American, China, Family and Community, Immigration Experience, International, Multicultural, Social issues

Taking it One Baby Step at a Time:  Why We Need Early Bilingual Education By Michelle Lo, 17, New York.[…]

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Our Buddhist Meditation Class

March 24, 2021 ArunNarayan Asia, Asian American, Children's Art, Interfaith, Religion

Hi my name is Seja. I am 10 years old. I live in Wisconsin, and my parents are originally from[…]

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What’s it Like to Be a Teen with Social Anxiety

March 23, 2021 ArunNarayan Asian American, Family and Community, Multicultural, Social issues

By Mehek Azra, age 15, New York. When you’re a teenager, you may find yourself worrying about how others perceive[…]

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Ten Square Feet

March 20, 2021 ArunNarayan Nature, Poetry

By Beau Heese, grade 7, Missouri. Ten Square Feet   Weeds brush at my side, crack! a twig breaks, croak![…]

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Words of Disbelief

March 19, 2021 ArunNarayan African American, Nature, Poetry

Words of Disbelief   Intently he listened Holding onto every word The yard was a thick tangle of Twigs lavender[…]

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The Codependency between ‘Peace’ and ‘Trust’

March 17, 2021 ArunNarayan Family and Community, India, International, Social issues

By Aliya S., grade 7, INDIA The literal definition of peace would mean a state of calm, quiet and serenity.[…]

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