| By Jordan, 4th grade| February 2021 … After the pandemic I would like to go to Dave & Buster’s. I am craving Dave & Buster’s French fries and chicken strips! We used to play the race car games as we waited for our food. I remember trying to get as many tickets as possible to redeem […] Read More

Dreaming of Art Museum
| By Jazmine, 4th grade| February 2021 … The first thing I would like to do after the pandemic is to visit the Philadelphia Museum of Art. I have never been there, but I have friends that have been there. They showed me pictures of it and it looks so nice. My dad also is involved in the Art […] Read More

Thank goodness for TikTok
| By Kenneth, fifth grade | January 2021 … My life today is boring. I miss going outside and playing with my friends. A year ago we could do that without wearing gloves or an uncomfortable mask or a piece of plastic covering my face. I understand they keep us safe. I don’t complain so often. Something I […] Read More

Not everything has changed
| By Bahiya, 8th grade | December 2020 … My life from a year ago versus my life today is different in many ways. Last year I was actually attending school with my fellow classmates, and this year I have to interact with them virtually. The global pandemic caused everyone to stop going to school […] Read More

Looking forward to 2021
| By Makayla, 5th grade| December 2020 … When the pandemic started, I thought we were going out of school for a few weeks, until it became almost a whole year. All of us are stuck in quarantine doing online school and it’s getting worse. [Looking at a screen all the time] is giving us […] Read More

Not that bad, but not perfect
| By Alphonso, 5th grade | December 2020 … This year has been challenging. School has gotten harder because of online school. I think a lot has gotten harder because it’s harder for teachers to show what we have to do. For me, 2020 has not been that bad because I can just talk to my friends […] Read More

Tips about wearing a mask
| By Michaila, 7th grade | July 2020 … I am learning so much about how to stay safe during these times. I am part of Healthy NewsWorks’ digital camp and we recently interviewed Rhona Cooper. She’s a nurse and public health preparedness clinical coordinator for the Philadelphia Department of Public Health. She mentioned several […] Read More