Why we love it: Students may already know Roald Dahl from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Matilda, and other whimsical novels. But, this short story will challenge their opinion of Dahl. Encourage students to analyze the dramatic irony and discuss: Who is the innocent lamb in this story?
Here are some free short stories to read online. These very short stories are perfect for high school or middle school students or anyone who loves reading.
as well as what it means to live with grief. This is a wonderful story for middle school students because it addresses how people can deal with inevitable changes in life, such as when a loved one dies, through the lens of science fiction. ...
Why we love it: “Daedalus and Icarus” is a great way to introduce middle schoolers to mythology. It’s a simple enough story, but with enough complexity to strengthen students’ ability to focus and read line-by-line to fully grasp the story about the dangers of being overconfident. 10...
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We are proud to announce the results of the 2017 #2 International short story contest for school children. This time too, the entries came from all around the world and with different varieties of topics. The quality in content and the writing style has been impressive. Our young participants...
There are funny story ideas. Serious story ideas. Historical story ideas. Science fiction story ideas. Even short story ideas for high school students. You name it, it’s on here. And these are typically pretty specific ideas, not generic things like “write a short story about time travel...
The results of Kids World Fun's International Short Story Contest for School Children 2018 #2 has been announced. It discloses the first, second and third prize winners for sub-junior, junior, and senior categories.
“A Rose for Emily” by William Faulkner Faulkner’s famous short story, the first of his to be published in a major magazine, is Southern Gothic at its finest. It opens with the death of 74-year-old Emily Grierson, the secluded spinster who has become something of a “hereditary obligat...