KidParLe
[Kids & Parents Learning]
– we’re the future of our world –
that can change the world. In <500 words write a story. Or say why your question matters. Do a drawing to illustrate your question/ story or a picture using AI. Click the red doors below.
If you’re a parent or a kid who loved reading Michael Crichton’s great techno-thriller, Jurassic Park, join JPON, the Jurassic Park Online Network. Imagine how future leaders can make a better world with the DUOLINGO community of 130 million users sharing their comments on stories in different languages across cultures, across disciplines, across generations. At this time in history, stories can teach critical thinking about our world and spark new ideas to face global challenges.
Nominate eight other stories to win Spark Awards. Vote to award points to best entries. You may win too. Click the red doors below.
In Alice in Wonderland the white rabbit was Alice’s guide. The white rabbit above has changed from a guide into a monster, chasing Alice. How can we tell guides from monsters? How can be careful when what we trusted makes us afraid?
The phoenix is a legendary, immortal bird in Greek, Egyptian and Persian mythology. Reborn by rising from the ashes, a great crowd celebrates how they worked together to make the phoenix rise. Today chaos, cuts to education and efforts to shut down media call us all to make a phoenix rise from these ashes.
Games pit good forces to POW! [Power Our World] against their evil, dark reflection. COVID made us realize how much we need better online learning resources and critical thinking skills to distinguish fake news from reality.
Games can show us both the bright side and its dark reflection. But how do we think about things differently? The KidParLe app asks What? When? Where? as you tell your story and comment on others’ stories.
The tree below, growing on a hilltop, symbolizes culture as our creative work – our legacy to the future. The quilted map of the world reminds us that, no matter where we are in the world and no matter what our unique calling or talents, we can share our knowledge and stories online.
Enter your <500 word story to win a SPARK Award by clicking the red doors below.
