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Get your Students' Work Published
One of the best ways to motivate students is to have their work published. Because of safety issues, check out publishers and work with parents before students submit. But if you get an okay, these links provide a diverse and valuable collection of places that accept work, including poetry, short stories, photos and art. These sites also provide examples of what other teachers are doing and bring new thinking to students.

Of course, you should start here for a plethora of language resources and author sites:
Reach Every Child Language Arts.
And for Web publishing rules -- make sure you check this out. It includes rules, ideas, formats and examples: Empowering Student Learning with Web Publishing.

 

Publishing Sites

The Apprentice Writer
A print publication of student writing and art, sponsored by Susquehanna University -- submit fiction, poetry, drama, essay and photography by mail.

Blue Jean Online
For young women 14-22 to submit their writing, reviews, artwork, photography, crafts and other work for online publication to a worldwide audience

Canadian Dream Gallery
The Salon presents contemporary Canadian poetry (by Canadian poets and those interested in Canada). The links on this page direct you to poems published online.

Crunch
Publishes all types of materials by kids

Cyberkids: Creative Works
Cyberkids publishes original work by kids 7-12. Possible submissions include art, writing, games/puzzles and multimedia.

Cyberteens
This quarterly zine accepts creative submissions from students 19 or younger. While a fair number are published in each edition, there is a lengthy time between issues. You must register.

Global Children's Art Gallery
Displays children's drawings (ages 1-12) from around the world

KidBooks
Get books written and illustrated by kids.

KidLit WebSite
"We offer all kids an opportunity to see their works published on the Worldwide Web."

Kidpub Children's Publishing
The largest collection of stories by children on the Internet

Kids' Art @ The Worldwide Art Gallery
This site accepts submissions from children.

Kids Bookshelf
Publishes original book reviews, poems and short stories of less than 1,000 words

Kids Online Magazine
Written entirely by kids, and it is absolutely free.

Kids' Space
Kids 12 and younger can submit pictures, stories, picture books and music.

KIdsWWwrite
A web-zine for young authors and readers

Kidworld
International and fun

Mama Lisa's World
This site accepts songs and nursery rhymes; stands alone as a good multi-cultural resource.

Merlyn's Pen You Write
"Everything you share with Merlyn's Pen -- your best poems, stories, essays, scripts, and untraditional forms -- gets looked at carefully. And every writer -- including you -- earns a personal response."

Potluck Children's Literary Magazine
Publishes work from those ages 8-16

Stapleless Book
Build-it-yourself book -- follow the instructions to fold and cut.

Stone Soup
Accepts work from younger children up to age 13

Story Book 2004

Teen Ink
Submit your poetry, essays, stories and get published!

The Write Kids
Simple site, and it has editing tools.

Write Me a Story and Compete at KidsCom

The Write Source
Interested in student writing for possible publication in a handbook or on their site

The Writers' Slate
Publishes original poetry and prose from K-12 students

The Young Writers Club
Encourages children to enjoy creative writing by getting them to share their work and help each other improve their skills

ZuZu
Kids can contribute poems, stories, art or photos to this online newspaper for kids.

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Poetry

Acrostic Poems for Children
An acrostic is a poem in which special letters spell another word. Submit your poem.

Children's Haiku Garden

The Environmental Art and Poetry Gallery

Fern's Poetry Club

Poetry.com
Even has poetry contest.

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Larger Publishers

Cricket Magazine
Look for monthly contests in SPIDER, CRICKET, ASK or MUSE magazines. Each month has a specific theme and deadline, so check the current issue before entering.

MidLink Magazine

Publishers of Children's Fiction and Nonfiction

Publishing Central: Children's Book Publishers

Writing With Writers - Scholastic.com
Students can e-mail their work to professional writers, who will comment on it.

The WWW Virtual Library: Publishers
A listing of professional publishing houses

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Photography

Pet of the Day
Last, for those with a camera, this site publishes photos of pets.

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