Student Work
The best part of 826 Seattle? Why, reading the awesome work of our students or listening to them perform or read a piece, of course. Here we feature the writings of young people in many different genres. We encourage you to check back often since our student writers are always busy adding new material. And, if you want to hold one of our publishing projects in your hands, they are now on sale in our store, the Greenwood Space Travel Supply Company.
K-SPACE PODCAST: VALENTINE’S DAY
by After School Tutoring Podcasting Club / Feb 14, 2012
On this episode of the K-SPaCe podcast, love is in the air (and we caught the bug)! //more
Snow is White
by Faiz & Megan / Feb 13, 2012
What happens when after-school tutoring students team up with volunteers during "Songwriting Club?" Well, THIS!//more
Robot Hand Advertisement
by Workshop Students: Selling the Stars / Jan 30, 2012
Students from 826 Seattle's workshop, Selling the Stars: Rocket-Fueled Ads, created this ad spot for the Robot Hand. //more
Walking Robot Pencil Sharpener Advertisement
by Workshop Students: Selling the Stars / Jan 30, 2012
Students created this spot for the Walking Robot Pencil Sharpener in our Selling the Stars workshop.//more
Metallic Brain Stimulator Advertisement
by Workshop Students: Selling the Stars / Jan 30, 2012
Students from 826 Seattle's workshop, Selling the Stars: Rocket-Fueled Ads, created this spot for the Metallic Brain Stimulator.//more
In-Schools High School ELL Essays
by / Jan 19, 2012
As part of a recent In-Schools project, 826 tutors worked with English Language Learner (ELL) students to write personal essays about the importance of being bilingual in the 21st century.//more
Seedfolks Stories
by Ms. Coots' 5th Grade Class, Madrona Elementary / Nov 21, 2011
5th grade students at Madrona Elementary wrote character vignettes inspired by Paul Fleischman's novel, Seedfolks. Each story tells a tale of transformation. //more
K-SPaCe Podcast—Thanksgiving well wishes
by After School Tutoring Podcasting Club / Nov 21, 2011
On this episode of the K-SPaCe podcast, students read their Thanksgiving themed works. //more
