Nightingale & Sparrow Literary Magazine: 2019 Lesson Plan Lesson Plan Anannya Uberoi Today we study los verbos como gustar, the verbs like, to like. Repeat after me. Amar, We Were Just Kids We Were Just Kids Yelaina Anton It comes without a warning. "Lockdown, lockdown, lockdown!" The voice over the intercom reverberates Lurking in the side-lines Lurking in the side-lines Nishtha Tripathi brown is supposed to be black’s shier sidekick, lurking in the side-lines. the lone Beginnings Beginnings Mary Sophie Filicetti The first teacher workday falls on a humid, rather than crisp, August morning. After the staff Nishtha Tripathi Nishtha Tripathi Poetry Nishtha is a law student who believes that there can never be enough written or read about Charlotte Friedman Charlotte Friedman Poetry Contributor Charlotte Milholland Friedman is an author (The Girl Pages, Hyperion) and poet and teaches Narrative Medicine Content Warning – schoolhouse Content Warning: Gun Violence Some pieces included in this issue may be triggering to some readers—the resources below may be a thank you note for my kids a thank you note for my kids Noreen Ocampo I wonder if my kids are sleeping well now, especially the Petrichor Petrichor Aditi Krishnakumar School and the monsoon Always began together. You never remember The smell of a classroom after it’s Returning Returning Rachel B. Baxter It is January 6, 2003. Winter break has come to a close and Joel is approaching « Previous 1 … 27 28 29 30 31 … 95 Next »