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WOODSTOCK’S THIRD-GRADE AUTHORS CELEBRATE WITH SPECIAL BOOKSTORE READING NIGHT | The Core
The audience was hushed, hanging on every word of the authors. Gripped with fascination at the story’s next turn, the packed backroom of the bookstore could not believe they were witnessing this special, one-of-a-kind book reading event. Read More »
YOUNG AUTHORS: STUDENTS AT NORTH HILLS CHRISITAN SCHOOL WRITE AND PUBLISH THEIR OWN BOOKS | Salisbury Post
SALISBURY — For many students, becoming a published author is a dream. But for a group of fifth-graders at North Hills Christian School, it’s a reality. Read More »
THIRD GRADERS FINISH SCHOOL YEAR AS PUBLISHED AUTHORS | WIBW
FAIRMONT, W.Va. (WDTV)- Newly published authors were celebrated, but these writers are only about 9-years-old. Third graders at Pleasant Valley Elementary School in Fairmont, West Virginia kicked their imaginations into high gear and put a year’s worth of creativity and skills into an autobiography. Read More »
LITTLE STORYTELLERS: FIRST-GRADERS WRITE A BOOK, THROW THEIR OWN AUTHORS’ BASH | Fairbanks Daily News-Miner
HEALY — When Susan Carlson’s first-grade students launched their very own book, they did it in style. They held an author party. But not just any author party. Read More »
STUDENT AUTHORS CELEBRATE THE BEAUTY IN THEIR DIFFERENCES | The Record
GARFIELD — They hail from places like Peru, Russia, Macedonia and Poland, speak different languages and have hair color ranging from red to blond to black. Twenty Woodrow Wilson School second-grader showcased and embraced these differences. Read More »
BULLYING BOOK SIGNING PARTY AVON LAKE | The Villager Newspaper
We all know bullying is a problem in our society, but a group of first-graders at Westview Elementary are taking a positive approach to the issue and are learning some valuable lessons along the way. Read More »
HOW A CLASSROOM OF SEVEN YEAR OLD’S BECAME AUTHORS | WJHG Online
CALHOUN COUNTY, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) – A group of seven year old’s are the talk of the town in Calhoun County after taking on a unique challenge. A class of second grade students at Blountstown Elementary are now published Read More »
LONE JACK STUDENTS BECOME PUBLISHED AUTHORS | Middlesboro Daily News
Mrs. Melanie Mills’ first grade writing class has published a book with Studentreasures Publishing.
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EAST FOURTH GRADERS SPEND MONTHS WRITING RECIPE BOOK – AND GET PUBLISHED | The Varnett School
Vision, teamwork, patience, writing and following directions = a recipe book published by East Campus fourth graders.
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YOUNG AUTHORS SHOW OFF NEW BOOK | Walterboro Live
The 17 first- and second-graders in Rosalee Arokiasamy’s Northside Elementary School class were center stage Thursday morning for the book release and signing of their new book, “In Fall I See.”
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SECOND GRADE CLASS WRITES AND PUBLISHES A BOOK! | Oneonta
Mrs. Ouimet’s second grade class just recently published a book that the whole class wrote and illustrated. The name of the book is Yellow Jackets Journey.
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GREAT JOB 3RD GRADE | Bergen Arts and Science Charter School
This week, the 3rd grade students of BASCS were excited to receive their newly published books through Studentreasures Publishing.
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HMS STUDENTS WRITE, PUBLISH BOOKS OF ‘NATURE MYTHS’ | Huntley
Sixth-grade students at Heineman Middle School recently wrote and published books containing their own “nature myths” as part of a unit in three literacy classes.
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CROWN SCHOOL IN BROOKLYN CELEBRATES STUDENT AUTHORS | DNAInfo New York
First-graders at the Crown School were feted Tuesday as the pint-sized student-authors published the 10 millionth book of Studentreasures.
LOCKWOOD CLASS WINS NATIONAL BOOK CONTEST | The Woodinville Weekly
The students in Lourdes Pirtle’s fourth grade class at Lockwood Elementary are in a celebratory mood — and no, it’s not because the school year is ending soon. They recently learned that their book, “Personal Narratives,” was selected as a winner in Studentreasures Publishing’s National Book Challenge.
BOUND UP: JUSTIN ELEMENTARY STUDENTS SEE THEIR STORIES IN PRINT | Simi Valley Acorn
Dancer, softball player and archer Kaitlyn Wardlow is a young lady of many talents. On Thursday, Kaitlyn and her fellow students had their hardbound books on display at the school’s annual open house.
COLLIER’S STUDENTS BECOME PUBLISHED AUTHORS | The Madison Record
Each semester, Patricia Collier’s freshman composition class writes and illustrates a fictional story with kits from Student Treasures in Topeka, Kan. Collier returns their finished work for publishing in a hardbound book.
STUDENTS COMPILING SENIORS’ STORIES FOR LIVING HISTORY BOOKS | MLive Michigan
A group of students were writing and compiling the interviews for the books and two groups were in charge of making holiday cards and putting together gifts to bring the residents on each visit, she said.
BEACON HILL BOOKS: STUDENTS WRITE, ILLUSTRATE, AND PUBLISH STORIES | The Daily News
Action bursts from the pages of books published by 50 students in the Special Ed Resource Room at Beacon Hill Elementary in Kelso.
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