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Maura is a 12-year-old from Havertown who keeps busy when it’s not softball season by reading and taking pictures on multiple cameras from her collection.

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 Sofia Mia Duran Ureña is in 5th grade at the Waldorf School of Philadelphia. 

Pond

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Caroline is a 10-year-old student at Tatem Elementary School in Collingswood, NJ.  When Caroline gets older, she hopes to be a scientist or a veterinarian. Her advice for writers and artists young and old:  Mistakes are not always the end.  They are the bloom of new ideas.

Caterpillar

Caterpillar

 

Caroline is a 10-year-old student at Tatem Elementary School in Collingswood, NJ. When Caroline gets older, she hopes to be a scientist or a veterinarian. Her advice for writers and artists young and old:  Mistakes are not always the end.  They are the bloom of new ideas.

Rabbit

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Sofia Mia Duran Ureña is in 5th grade at the Waldorf School of Philadelphia.  

Lightbulb

8. Lightbulb

Isabelle Mangoni is 16 years old and was born and raised in northeast Philadelphia. She has a passion for drawing because it helps her to express her emotions on any given day.

Anchor

7. Anchor

Isabelle Mangoni is 16 years old and was born and raised in northeast Philadelphia. She has a passion for drawing because it helps her to express her emotions on any given day.

Sports Channel

6. Sports Channel

Cameron Bordi is 18 years old and a senior at Audubon High School.  For an English class project, he chose to discuss how social media and sports analysts portray sports, and the athletes who play the sports, to viewers. These cartoons were made to create a sense of awareness about what is being said on social media and television, and how it’s not always true.

Fake News

5. Fake News

 

Cameron Bordi is 18 years old and a senior at Audubon High School.  For an English class project, he chose to discuss how social media and sports analysts portray sports, and the athletes who play the sports, to viewers. These cartoons were made to create a sense of awareness about what is being said on social media and television, and how it’s not always true.