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The Wolf Who Saw Red

8/8/2017

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We hope you enjoy one of the Fractured Fairy Tales written by homeschoolers! Here's a dark reimagining of Little Red Riding Hood!

by Meredith DeLong
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​Long ago, there was a small village called Yuppy. Within it lived a petite girl who always wore a brilliant red cloak. Her name was Scarlet. Despite being the brightest girl in the village, she had no suitors. This was due to her acquaintance with the beast of the forest, whom everyone called The Shademonster.
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The Shademonster was a large, wolf-like creature with dark fur and piercing blue eyes. Should anyone bring his pelt to the mayor of the village, they would be rewarded greatly. Many hunters attempted to assassinate the beast but to no avail.

One day, a huntsman decided to confront Scarlet.

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Johnbellai and the Stoome Slappers

8/6/2017

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We hope you enjoy one of the Fractured Fairy Tales written by homeschoolers! Here's a wonderfully creative reworking of Cinderella.

by Meredith DeLong
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Oh, my dear Johnny,
You are so, so very funny.
It seems I cannot rhyme,
But I do not wish to continue to hide
My feelings for you.
Meet me tonight, same place,
At two.
-Demarcus

​She casually threw the awful poem into the fireplace, lest Stepmother see it, with a sigh. 
Same place? Did he truly think she could sneak out again, however strong their love may be? Stepmother had caught Johnny last time, and must have been suspicious, for Johnbellai was to cook a three course meal tonight, just for three people! Three courses! And then clean up after!

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​The Walking Dead Beauty

8/2/2017

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A Fractured Fairy Tale that casts Sleeping Beauty in a decidedly different light . . . 

By: Taylor Cole

Once upon a time there was a wonderful, beautiful princess, whose name was Samoura. Lately, Samoura had been really depressed due to her father, the king, killing her prince.

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Goldilocks and The Three Hares

8/2/2017

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We hope you enjoy one of the Fractured Fairy Tales written by homeschoolers who were in this week's creative writing class! This one is a reimagining of Goldilocks and the Three Bears!

by Catherine Amelia Lobell and Alyssa Marie Morgan

Once upon a time Goldilocks was supposed to bring her mother a bowl of soup and some flowers. She accidently went down the wrong road and ended up in front of a rabbit hole.

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​Anticipation

7/15/2017

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This story is part of the "Finding Your Voice" creative writing series, which you can learn more about over on the Hackschooling blog!

By Taylor Cole
 

​A knock.  A single knock on a door can cause a series of events, for better or worse.  This knock though, it was for the worse.  For this knock would change Lucy Ludington’s life. ​

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The Case of the Missing Dogs and Cats

2/16/2017

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 by Desiree Bonck

​It was January 19, 2012 and dogs and cats were going missing. Leo a forensic scientist was determined to solve who was taking the animals and why.
This story was inspired by a group forensics class Desiree is taking - pictured here! And then scroll down to continue reading the story below it!

Few more from today's #forensic #science lesson fun! #thisishomeschool #homeschool #fingerprint #hsheroes #unschool #coolschool #homeschoolers #scienceclass #education #multiagelearning

A post shared by Homeschooling Heroes (@homeschoolingheroes) on Feb 13, 2017 at 7:00pm PST


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