Teaching & Learning English
An epic adventure written for children by children. Adventurers from another land come to ask King Aladin-Or for help with a problem. On their way they encounter all sorts of monsters and get involved in a competition between different pirate teams. Will King Aladin-Or and his mighty superhero brother Aladin-Man be able to help the … Read more
An epic adventure written for children by children in GRAPHIC NOVEL FORMAT! A baddie team reconstruct a dangerous machine and cause trouble in Aladin-Or’s kingdom. While the mighty superhero Aladin-Man is occupied with that problem, other baddie teams come out to cause mischief. This results in an adventure at Danger Mountain and culminates in an … Read more
An epic adventure story written for children by children. When the superhero Aladin-Man finds himself with new priorities, a mysterious relative comes to help. This story was developed by a six-year-old and a four-year-old through their play together. As the children played and narrated the story they were creating, the editor simply wrote it down. … Read more
An epic adventure story written for children by children. A successful adventurer known as the Museum Collector travels far and wide to collect educational treasures for the Aladinland Museum. On his way, he encounters all manner of interesting creatures. This story was developed by a six-year-old and a four-year-old through their play together. As the … Read more
There was actually two interesting things that happened during the holiday. ——————–1. The Subway ————————- Me and my family went to Shanghai during the holiday. I tried the subway in Shanghai at Monday, and the traffic shocked me: There was two long lines of people (which already lines up to the turning place) at the … Read more
Introducing a novel written by Mushroom’s creator based on the novels we read in ELL classes in 2024. A simple task. A hidden truth. An empire on the brink. Nolan Teks, a meticulous scribe seeking promotion in the scholarly haven of the Grand Library, is thrust into an epic adventure when a seemingly straightforward mission … Read more
An epic adventure written for children by children. The story is about an adventurer’s epic journey, the mysterious llama he meets and the troubles they encounter. This story was developed by a six-year-old and a four-year-old through their play together. As the children played and narrated the story they were creating, the editor simply wrote … Read more
An epic fantasy adventure written for children by children. The story introduces various monsters that wreak environmental havoc and follows the superhero, Aladin-Man’s efforts to prevent ecological disaster. This story was developed by a six-year-old and a four-year-old through their play together. As the children played and narrated the story they were creating, the editor … Read more
A fantasy tale of divine destruction and teamwork written by children for children. God is bored and unleashes a dangerous Snappy Monster for His own amusement. Wutong Zakameeniat teams up with Aladin-Man and the other superheroes to try to stop this menace from destroying the kingdom. This story was developed by a six-year-old and a … Read more
A fantasy adventure written for children by children. This is the third book in the Aladin-Man series. A naughty fire demon causes a volcano to erupt, threatening the town with molten lava. Can the heroes find a way to stop the lava flow before it is too late? This story was developed by a six-year-old … Read more
The book below is the result of a three week project and subsequent proofreading and editing. Although the whole reads a little disjointedly, probably due to the sheer number of minds working on this story in a relatively short period of time, the ideas are interesting and most are well written. Some students even started … Read more
“Tricky,” muttered the fox, “but I have a plan.” “Really, Nightshade? You have a plan?” The yellow cat was skeptical. “There is always a loophole, Lemon,” replied Nightshade, “and I think I’ve found it.” “I like where this is headed,” whispered the small frog. “The rules don’t say you have to watch the lecture, do … Read more