by Zoe F., age 14 Mark Twain once retorted, “Soap and education are not as sudden as massacre, but they are more deadly in the long run.” Soap is not just used for cleaning but can be a teacher for the willing student. Overlooked and misjudged, we often view dish soap as simply the...
by Andrew P., age 13 Dear Family, I have learned to write! Since I have been listening in on your IEW classes, I have learned to form letters with a pencil and to write with style. I even know the topic-clincher rule, which I could recite, but that would be boring. During this letter I...
by Anna P., age 10 Children all over the world love to play with a new fidget toy called slime. Since slime is one of the most played with toys, people quickly invented many other types of slime. Because of all these different types of slime, slime has become more and more popular...
By Elizabeth Margaret More Roper was born in 1505 as the oldest of five children to Thomas More, who was Lord High Chancellor and councillor to King Henry VII. Thomas More believed in education for everyone, including women. He showed this by teaching Margaret Greek, Latin, rhetoric...
by Jack Chicken, cheese, and vegetables are all commonly eaten in the USA. The consumption of raw fish is on the rise as it is now sold in malls and airports. Many countries prepare strange-tasting delicacies. In Cambodia they hungrily grill scorpions in garlic oil. In China you can buy...
