Identify and explore opportunities for publication (e.g., local/national contests, Internet web sites, newspapers, periodicals, school displays). 0601.3.22

Links verified on 09/01/2026

1. Bazoof - BAZOOF gives youth a voice in publishing their creative work
2. 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.
3. Cyberkids - If you would like to have us publish your original writing, art, or other creative work, please see our submission guidelines.
4. Lit Kids Magazine - Lit Kids Magazine features stories, poetry, essays, photography, and art by children ages 5 to 13 years old.
5. National Writing Invitation - The contest is open to anyone in grades K-12 in the United States. The participant’s grade is the one just completed (before July 1).There are four age/grade categories: Grades K-3; 4-6; 7-9; 10-12
6. Skipping Stones - Skipping Stones is a timely and timeless, award-winning resource in multicultural and global education. We welcome your original art and writings in every language and from all ages.
7. 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.
8. Stone Soup - A literary home for writers and artists, ages 8–18
9. Write Now - from Zuzu - contribution of young artists, photographers and writers just like YOU

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