Ripple Foundation is a 100% volunteer-led #Toronto education charity that cultivates reading and writing in youth across Canada. New volunteer recruits always welcome.
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A twelve-year-old student writes: There is a lot going on in the world right now and for me being trapped in my house is very agonizing and hard, but I know it’s for safety so I’m trying my best to be positive. Read full blog @
https://t.co/EH7iXiwl42 #COVIDー19#COVID19#student
We're happy to announce the winners of the 2019-2020 #KidsWrite4Kids contest! Congratulations to the two winners, Tvisha Lakhani who wrote Through the Mirror and Brynne Storey who wrote The Sheeps' Journey! View the announcement here: https://t.co/JycASUs54c
A 16-year-old student writes how he's dealing with Life in Quarantine. Read https://t.co/6HrTrIwqrw to see if any of their experience resonate with yours or anyone you know. #Covid19#Students#Quarantine#highschool
Have you ever taken a quiz to try to find your personality type only to question the results? If this sounds familiar, read this blog written by a recent high school graduate who shares her path to self-discovery. https://t.co/1heGbHRmiN
A high school student from @MiddlefieldCI asks: Is animal cloning, in general, good or bad for our society? What do you think?
https://t.co/6QOLnxReBr #blog#science#cloning
A grade 11 student created a wish list of four subjects that she think students should be taught in school. Read this blog post if this thought ever crossed your mind. https://t.co/7VGwxB3NPh
For any teens that are going through adolescent acne, you're not alone. Rachel, a high school student from @satecSAC wrote about her acne story. https://t.co/QfoSaWdfRb #Blogs#student
"Books are something that people of all ages can enjoy. They are often a way to escape reality and pass time." says Anza, a student from SATEC @ W.A. Porter Collegiate Institute who wrote why she thinks Reading is Riveting https://t.co/iFKuvGXlKH #blog#WednesdayWisdom
Do you find it difficult to write even just one page? A grade 11 student from @NorthviewHtsSS shares her tips and tricks for writing. https://t.co/7GNMm6z9Ly #blog#highschool
Join us this Victoria Day long weekend @HarbourfrontTO's #JuniorTO Festival for our Write It Workshops! Children ages 8-14 can learn to get creative with their words May 18 - 20 from 1pm - 2pm for free! Spaces are limited, so be sure to pre-register. https://t.co/BrLC5pQubc
A high school student shares her personal experience on why she made the choice to go vegan. Would you consider going vegan? https://t.co/vWTYqZdaFp #Vegan#blog
Canada is probably the most multicultural country in the world. Here's a #blog written by a grade 11 #student who shares her challenges when her family is #immigrants, and she was Canadian-born. https://t.co/dDbn78fLmz
Traveling is always an eye-opener. A high school student shares his experiences when visiting Hong Kong for the first time. https://t.co/FvL79yOvFR #student#blog#Travel#HongKong
Every high schooler is different; everyone’s journey is different. Read To Be Able To Find Comfort in Your Journey – A perspective from a #highschool#student at George S Henry Academy. #student#youth#blog#ThursdayThoughts https://t.co/7RikQ3omwb
There is a free writing workshop this week at @mabelsfables this Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 4pm-5pm for young writers ages 8-14. Call Mabel at 416-322-0438 to register. https://t.co/0Otn1eW1Qy #MondayMotivation#MarchBreak#writing#workshop
"The point of this #blog entry is to let kids know to try things they have never done before..." – Chris S. who interviewed Dorris Heffron in our latest blog: From Author to Author. #student#author#LovetoRead https://t.co/sFm3w8vqDi