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7th Grade - Publication

Identify and explore opportunities for publication (e.g., local/national contests, Internet web sites, newspapers, periodicals, school displays). 0701.3.22


Links verified on 09/01/2026


  1. Chicago Young Writers Review - Our mission at CYWR is to give K-8 kids a fun and engaging incentive to experience first-hand the rewarding nature of writing.
  2. Cyberkids - If you would like to have us publish your original writing, art, or other creative work, please see our submission guidelines.
  3. KidSpirit - KidSpirit accepts submissions of poetry, artwork, essays, and short stories from 11- to 17-year-olds everywhere.
  4. Encourage Student Writing - explores opportunities to publish student writing, and teacher writing, on the We
  5. Lit Kids Magazine - Lit Kids Magazine features stories, poetry, essays, photography, and art by children ages 5 to 13 years old.
  6. Skipping Stones - Youth (ages 7 to 18) are invited to send their poems, stories, essays, artwork, and also photo essays for our consideration.
  7. Six Great Ways to Publish Student Work - tip of the week from History Tech
  8. Start the Student Publishing Journey - Create a classbook and inspire your young writers. This project promotes student collaboration, builds self-esteem and is an easy way to incorporate educational standards.
  9. Stone Soup - A literary home for writers and artists, ages 8–18
  10. Write Now - from Zuzu - contribution of young artists, photographers and writers just like YOU

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