Grades 4–8
Narrative
Your students will learn how to write interview questions and how to think like an inanimate object.
by Naomi Ku, Grade 6, 826LA
An ode to a delcious food!
by Soeun Lee, Grade 8, NJ
A poem that uses form and metaphor to immerse the reader into a challenging but relatable experience
by Isaac Reynolds, Grade 6
A short fable that highlights the importance of considering the perspectives of all creatures
by Prianna Kumar Singhania, Grade 8
A chilling retelling of an historically significant event
by Mac Barnett
Students will write a story that includes a cliffhanger ending.
by Raiya Chhabra, Grade 5, VA
A rhyming poem about a wild adventure!
by 826 National
In this lesson, students will write metaphors, using familiar words, that can be used in a future narrative or poem.
by Amanda Gorman
Amanda Gorman, Inaugural U.S. Youth Poet Laureate, shares her favorite way to inspire a new poem or get past writer’s block.
by Kaiden Griggs, Grade 6
An informative essay about the 2022-2023 egg shortage in the United States
by 826 National
Brainstorm ideas for your superhero character, put them into the Superhero-O-Matic, then write a story about that superhero that introduces your character and establishes the context for your reader.
by Jason Reynolds
National Ambassador for Young People's Literature and NYT Bestselling Author, Jason Reynolds, joined 826 students for a conversation on his video project, "For Every One."
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