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By Shelly Terrell Last updated
Students can craft messages for their peers, family members, teachers, and school staff or participate in digital greeting exchanges with students in other cities or countries.

By Eric Curts Last updated
This is a great way for students to be creative and to work on their writing skills by describing or writing about their holiday traditions, plans, or memories.

By TL Editors Last updated
In the classroom, this app is an excellent tool for kids of widely varying levels of writing enthusiasm and skill.

By TL Editors Published
The Global Oneness Project produces high-quality digital stories for classrooms.

By TL Editors Published
Storybird is an online social platform (and Chrome app) for storytelling. Students act as authors, pairing their words with site-curated, licensed art.

By Micah Shippee Published
The process is easy; you just copy and paste the appropriate shape to keep the conversation going.

By Ozge Karaoglu Published
Writing Exercises Children’s Section offers various prompt tools that can be used for creative writing exercises.
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