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On this page, you’ll find some pieces of student writing that demonstrate one or more of the habits of the creative mind in an interesting way. Those habits include: curiosity, openness, engagement, flexibility, creativity, persistence, responsibility, and meta-cognition. These pieces of writing may be rough around the edges, a bit messy in places, but they represent students reaching authentically towards their own understanding of themselves, writing, and their world.
- Cali W., on Experienced Writers Working with Sources
- Ian M., on Literacy Narrative
- Myles M., on If It Wasn’t for Kennice (literacy narrative)
- Ciara O-R., on It’s a Love/Hate Thing (literacy narrative)
- Blake B., on Recess and Distress (literacy narrative)
- Cali W., on How My Literacy Started (literacy narrative)
- Ally K., on Fighting for My Thoughts (literacy narrative)
- Michaela F., on Memories of Poppy (literacy narrative)
- Ally K., on Thoughts on Having an Opened Mind
- Cali W., on The Miracle of Language
- Hannah D., on The Miracle of Language
- Ian M., on Confronting the Unknown
- Kenny G., on Confronting the Unknown
- Chelsey H., on Confronting the Unknown
- Michaela F., on Personal Narrative Short Write
- Meg M., on Prewriting
- Cali W., on Prewriting Previews
- Chelsey H., on “I Just Wanna Be Average“
- Alex K., on “I Just Wanna Be Average“
- Kenny G., on “I Just Wanna Be Average“
- Cali W., on Reading Superman and Me, and The Basics of Me
- Hannah D., on Who I am….
- Kenny G., on My First Post
- Michaela F., on Who am I?, and Superman and Me
