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Writer's Club

One of the most commonly suggested tips to improve at writing is to write often, and consistently. At Writer’s Club, you’ll get the chance to practice your skills, to share as a group - get feedback, and good vibes. Join Writer’s Club, and we’ll help you with your plans for world domination. We’ve already written some great stories together!

Stop Motion Animations

by: Jake Duncan

Jake created these stop motion animations for Exploring Technologies (TIJ1O) with Mr. Tenthorey.

Part 1 - Winter with a Supervillain (who happens to be your brother)

by: Michelle P.

In a world of superheroes and supervillains, Tristan is just a normal kid with no powers, living his normal life. But there’s one thing in his life that might be considered abnormal compared to other people, his supervillain brother. Their relationship kind of fell apart to the point where Tristan started to hate him (or so he says). But when Tristan’s brother abruptly asks him to go to a winter’s festival with him, he doesn’t know how to respond.

Handmade Crocheted Cardigans

by: Jenna Guerrero

Over the course of the last few weeks, I have found it hard to actually find time to do something fun and relaxing for myself. I am always so focused on homework and other things that it came to the point where I was so burnt out that I didn’t really notice how I was feeling. I took on the project of crocheting a cardigan because I said to myself “maybe you might like it…who knows?” and I ended up loving it!!

Who’s Your Favorite Spider-Man?

by: Mikayla

Over the past twenty years, there have been three distinct live-action cinematic renditions of Spider-Man. First, we have the classic Spider-Man from the Sam Raimi trilogy, portrayed by Tobey Maguire. Next, is the Amazing Spider-Man portrayed by Andrew Garfield. Last, there is Tom Holland's rendition of Spider-Man, who is linked with the MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe). This article will attempt to evaluate the three Spider-Men by their character to determine which one is the best Spider-Man.

Aftersome Though

by: Israa El-Saadi

Inspired by my friend’s experience where she tried her best to replace the marketing course she was mistakenly given in grade 11 but wasn’t able to do so, only for it to now be the field she wants to pursue.

One Cold Night

by: Thorin A.

It was a cold winter night, a fairly cliché night, the kind of dry cold when your breath freezes as soon as it escapes your lips. The sky was as imperfect and black as charcoal, the ground was covered in snow, as if to outline the roads and cityscapes, and the lights above sprayed down to cover any puddles that had formed with a warm glow. The scenery was perfect for a short walk. The streets were filled with friends and families, reminiscent of movies made for the holidays: some were pleasant and filled with love, some were bitter farewells, and some were joyful greetings.

A Difference in Traditions

by: Isobel M.W.

“I said. ‘Look Grandma! It’s snowing!’

As my grandma turned her head and looked out the window, she said, ‘Snowing? But it’s the middle of September. That’s not possible.’

Mom said Grandma’s mind was going. I’m not quite sure where it’s going but I hope it comes back. ‘No Grandma. Silly. It’s December.’

‘December? But we just went to the pool.’

‘Nooo, that was last time we were here.’

‘Agh, whatever. No point in arguing with someone who got my mother’s stubbornness.’ Grandma then went to the kitchen and talked to Mommy.

Summit

by: M. Gray

As a child, I had a big imagination. Stuffed animals were people with personalities. The family room floor was a desolate savannah. The hallway was a ravine. A small creek was a vast lake. But most importantly, snow hills were the site for an epic arctic expedition.

Winter Break

by: Sheryce Heron

It was December 24, Saturday 2022 the day before Christmas and it was 13:50 a couple minutes after our break had started. We had our forts ready and our ammo by our sides from a couple days before, We let ourselves have a couple days in advance to prepare for the battle of the year.

Monkeys First Snow

by: Liam Duncan

Once upon a time there was a monkey named Monkey. For Monkey’s entire life he had lived in nice and warm Africa. That all changed when he moved to Japan because he realised that he was a Japanese macaque. He moved there when it was summer so it was still warm and not cold. Monkey was happy that he got accepted really fast into the troop he found!

Sledding

by: Mohamad Amcacha

When I was 8, my family, my friends, and me, all went sledding. When we arrived there, we decided we were going to go on the small slides first, and the big slides last. After we arrived to the top of the hill, we all decided I was going to go first. I got on the tube, and prayed for my life.

Winter, again!

by: Noor Al Hayat Mahmoud

Ugh, it’s winter again, the worst season ever, it’s cold outside, snow on my crops! Why does winter even exist?

Winter

by: Emilia Shumelda

From the sky, as the snow falls down, My frowned face goes upside-down.I’ve been waiting for this season all year, Through all the months it’s finally here.

Winter: Christmas and Yalda

by: Maryam Karbalaei Nouri

I love winter not just because Christmas is in winter but because Yalda is in winter. You don’t know what Yalda is? It’s okay, I’m gonna tell you. Yalda Night is an Iranian festival celebrated in the winter on December 21. The night between the last day of the ninth month and the first day of the tenth month of the Iranian solar calendar.

“oh the weather outside is frightful, but the fire is so delightful…”.

by: Izzie Guenette

That was the last song I heard before I died. Probably a morbid way to start the story off huh? Well the way my life ended wasn’t all that great either. I had been driving uptown to spend my winter break in the snow; I always loved snow…

Winter Art Contest

by: L.K., Isobel M.W., R.Hasak, Jasmine S., Sanjna Banda and

"Lauren Clarke Wu," -- 🐶✌

Dad Jokes

Shared by Jake Duncan

What do you call a poor Santa?Saint-Nickel-less

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