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Our cheque presentation to Kids Write 4 Kids contest winners' charity of choice looked a little different this year, but we had just as much fun as we always do! This week we virtually presented the donation from last year's contest winners, Tvisha Lakhani and Brynne Storey, to their selected charity, Right To Play Canada!Joined by Susan and Stuart, we chatted about why Brynne and Tvisha chose the charity, their wonderful storybooks that have driven proceeds and how the donation is going to make a difference to all of the children Right To Play supports.:

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Wondering what your children can do to keep busy this weekend? Enter Ripple Foundation's virtual 'Write It Workshop', going live on page with a Brainstorm Bonanza for the first time ever on Saturday, 4:00 pm EST. The interactive, fun workshops teach grades 4-8 about the creative process of story writing - from plot development to character creation. No need to register and completely free to join, just download the activity sheets beforehand and you're ready to go. We look forward to seeing you Saturday! Freebie Link:

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Come see the schedule for new virtual writing workshop! There are tons of fun writing activities to take part in, all from the comfort of your own home.:

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On Friday, March 13th, the world changed for all of us. An announcement was made by the government of Ontario concerning the...:

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Hello, my name is Dara and I want to talk about worlds current situation. As we all know, on March 11...:

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Life seems to be on hold. Every single day is just like the day before it: I wake upunaware of what day...:

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Ripple Foundation is a 100% volunteer-led Toronto education charity that cultivates reading and writing in youth across Canada.:

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New Book Releases from Kids Write 4 Kids writing contest winners. Through the Mirror, by Tvisha L., grade 7 and The Sheeps' Journey, by Brynne S. grade 4.:

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Ripple Foundation is hosting virtual workshops for young authors to encourage and continue their writing journey at home. All the virtual workshops will take place on Zoom every Saturday from May 23 August 29. Each workshop is 1 hour in length and starts at 1:00 pm, 2:00 pm, or 3:00 pm depending on the date. Check the schedule and sign up to receive an invitation to register.:

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Wondering what your children can do to keep busy this weekend? :

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A 16-year-old student writes how he's dealing with Life in Quarantine. Read on to see if any of their experience resonate with yours or anyone you know.:

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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 its for safety so Im trying my best to be positive. There is a bunch of positive and wonderful deeds happening during these seemingly negative and harsh times. Communities are coming together... Read her full blog post at the Wave Blog.:

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Toronto Guardian is featuring Ripple Foundation as the Charitable Choices today! Read on...:

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Check out the latest new book releases: Through the Mirror, by Tvisha Lakhani, grade 7 (Mount Pleasant Village Public School, Brampton, ON) and The Sheeps' Journey, by Brynne Storey, grade 4, (Brooksbank Elementary School, North Vancouver, BC). These books are available for purchase at Amazon, Apple iBooks, and Google. Proceeds will benefit Tvisha and Brynne's charity of choice.:

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A grade 10 student writes: It is vital for people to stay positive in this time, to see the glass half full. Not only has climate change taken a turn for the better, global movements have truly connected us all.:

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Ripple Foundation will be hosting two events at The Word On The Street Festival this August. Join us for the online writing workshop Brainstorm Bonanza. This workshop will show participants how to brainstorm story ideas and develop those ideas into full stories. The two winners of the 2020 Kids Write 4 Kids creative writing contest, Brynne Storey and Tvisha Lakhani, will read their brilliant short stories and a follow-up Q&A session on their experience of becoming young published authors.:

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Our cheque presentation to Kids Write 4 Kids contest winners' charity of choice looked a little different this year, but we had just as much fun as we always :

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Today is the first of the three days we're delivering Write It Workshop at the Junior Festival at Harbourfront Centre. It was great seeing all the budding a :

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Happy Victoria Day! Today, we wrapped up three days of writing workshop. Thank you to all the volunteers and participants for making this an amazing event. :

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Lemony Snicket is the pen name for Daniel Handler who he used as the author who wrote A Series of Unfortunate Events..Other famous authors, you might have hea :

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"Books are something that people of all ages can enjoy. They are a way to learn about new concepts, improve your vocabulary, and strengthen imagination and creativity. They are often a way to escape reality and pass time." says Anza, a high school student from SATEC @ W.A. Porter Collegiate Institute who wrote latest blog post on why she thinks Reading is Riveting.:

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For any teens that are going through adolescent acne, you're not alone. Rachel, a high school student wrote about her acne story. Read on and see if feel the same way.:

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Ever wonder what schooling is like in China? Ever since kindergarten, Dawei has gone back and forth between China and Canada. In this blog post, he shared his experience in both countries and how they have enriched his life. Read on.:

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Happy Canada Day! We just launched new book releases for 2018-2019 Kids Write 4 Kids winners. The Shores of Miami is written by Lucy Szerminski, and The Thi :

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A grade 11 student writes, "There are so many things that can be taught to us in school that will help us in lives. So, I have created a wishlist of four subjects that I think students should be taught in school." Read this blog post if this thought ever crossed your mind.:

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Meet Lucy Szerminka; she is one of the 2018-2019 Kids Write 4 Kids writing contest winner who wrote The Shores of Miami for a school assignment. "It feels rewar :

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Ilhan Yusuf, high school student compared two dystopia novel 1984, by George Orwell in 1949 and Brave New World, by Aldous Huxley in 1931.Ilhan writes: The purpose of outlining the differences between both books is to show that dystopian novels are a popular genre of story because they contain bizarre worlds that have been normalized and we follow how people live in these worlds, which is quite intriguing for the reader. People enjoy change, and dystopian novels take that :

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Meet Elijah Wachowiak; he is one of the 2018-2019 Kids Write 4 Kids writing contest winner who wrote The Third Floor. The story is about a famous author, presum :

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A high school student asks: Is animal cloning, in general, good or bad for society? What do you think? Read this blog to see if you agreed with her point of view.:

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Margaret Atwood is a celebrated Canadian writer, who has been accredited with various awards and is recognized all over the world. Some of her novels are adapte :

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The Word On The Street Halifax is tomorrow Saturday, September 14 at Halifax Central Library from 10am - 3pm. Mya Barnett will be reading her 2016 winning sto :

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We had a fabulous time yesterday at The Word On The Street Toronto. We want to thank all dedicated volunteers for making this event a success. A special tha :

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"A lot of people associate the idea of a proper sexual education curriculum with students being taught different sexual activities. However, the sex-ed curriculum is so much more than that. Its goal is to teach and help you understand yourself and your body." said Mah, a high school student that shares her point of view on the sex education curriculum. Read latest Wave Blog written by youth in grades 8-12 where they get to share their experiences and thoughts on topics r :

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A grade 11 student writes, "Stress. Its something students experience all the time, especially in high school. As a grade 11 student, school, extracurricular activities, and thoughts about future careers have plagued my life, increasing stress levels. Moreover, the importance of grade 11 marks on admission into university has been giving me anxiety and stressing me out." Read this blog as Gayathri shares her methods to combat the ill effects of stress.:

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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.:

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A grade 11 student writes "Failure. Its one of the ugly truths of life and chances are youre familiar with it. Simply put, there isnt a seat for everyone around the table of the success. Often times, you may be turned away not due to any fault of your own, but rather because a peer was so fantastic, they were chosen over you. In light of failure, life can seem cruel and unforgiving, but I can assure you that it couldnt be farther from the truth." Read the full blog post :

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"Even if we don't want to believe it, gender inequality still exists today. One example of this is the underrepresentation of women in STEM careers (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math), especially in engineering and computation. Young girls are often discouraged from entering these fields due to the prejudice of men being better suited for the job." according to Sachi, a grade 11 student who writes about her experience with Girls Who Code, a club at her school. Read on...:

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ALERT: Ripple Foundation is hosting a contest for the next 2 weeks! RULES: like page KidsWrite4Kids, follow account @rippl

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Wondering what your children can do to keep busy this weekend? Enter Ripple Foundation's virtual 'Write It Workshop', going live on page with a Brainstorm :

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A grade 10 student writes: It is vital for people to stay positive in this time, to see the glass half full. Not only has climate change taken a turn for the better, global movements have truly connected us all.Read on to see how she is staying positive during Covid-19.:

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Know students that are going through ups and downs of being a highschooler? Here's a blog is written by a grade 10 students that share her journey very authentic and insightful. Read on...:

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Travelling is always an eye-opener. Here's a blog written by a high school student who shares his experiences when visiting Hong Kong for the first time.:

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Canada is probably the most multicultural country in the world; this also means there is a vast demographics of Canadian-born children of immigrants. If you are part of this demographic, then you might be able to relate to this blog post written by a student who shares her challenges.:

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It's World Book Day! Whether you're reading for school or leisure, you've opened your mind to possibilities and experiences. ."To anyone in high school drea :

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The vegan movement is taking the internet by storm and is a popular practice that many people are choosing to partake in. A high school student shares her personal experience on why she made the choice to go vegan. Would you consider going vegan?:

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May 8Kit Pearson is the author of twelve novels for children and young teens. She has won many awards for her books and is a member of the Order of Canada.. :

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"Sometimes when I write, I struggle to start because I want to have a definite ending before I even start writing," said Mah Noor. If this sounds familiar, then read this blog. Mah Noor, a grade 11 student shares her tips and tricks for writing.:

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We had a fabulous turnout this afternoon for day 2 writing workshop. It was amazing to see such a diverse group of participants creating characters for thei :

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School is starting next week. For students that will be going to a new school, this blog is for you. Leah, a high school student shared how she handled change. You can read it at Wave Blog.:

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Join us this Sunday of book readings, a writing workshop, and family fun. Visit booth on Literacy Lane. We aim to inspire children to tap into their imagina :

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