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Published by Janet Timm
Wolf Writers features student writers from Earl Warren Elementary in Lake Elsinore, CA.. Listen to young authors share their writing and talk about their writing experiences.
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Fifth grade students and their teachers say farewell to elementary school. Featured writers: Alex Gonzalez, Isabella Gonzalez, Makayla De La Riva, Riley Turner, Edward Hunter, and Alana Cummings.
Fifth grade Wolf Writer, Makayla De La Riva, shares her cinquain called “Deserted” which she wrote during the Covid-19 school closures. Makayla also shares her insights into writing.
Third grade author, Natalia Owens, shares her acrostic poem called “Spring.” She also tells of her writing process and the thoughts behind this piece of work.
Fifth grade writer, Sophia Willis, shares her spine tingling story called “The Coat.” She also shares a glimpse of herself as an author.
Fifth grade Wolf Writer, Maddie Newport, shares her spoken word poetry called “Love Is Crazy.” Maddie also reveals where her inspiration comes from and how life experiences shape her writing.
Fifth grader author Alana Cummings shares her acrostic poem titled “I Am” as she reveals her thoughts about herself and her writing process.
Second grade author Emma Walsh shares her story called “Unicorn” while she gives us a glimpse into her writing.
Welcome to Wolf Writers: A Collection of Student Voices. Get a glimpse into what this podcast is all about, featuring elementary student writers.
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