This week’s challenge is to Share Your Story.
The past few months have been unusual for all of us. School buildings closed. Many businesses closed. We have done school and work from home. Activities and events have been canceled. Being home all the time may have inspired you to get creative and find new things to do that you wouldn’t have usually done.
The past few months have been unusual for all of us. School buildings closed. Many businesses closed. We have done school and work from home. Activities and events have been canceled. Being home all the time may have inspired you to get creative and find new things to do that you wouldn’t have usually done.
We invite you to share your story with us. We will compile these stories into a book at
the library.
You can send us anything
you'd like to share - photographs, drawings, writings - anything that shares your
experience and daily life during the pandemic.
If you need ideas, here are
a few suggestions:
What did you do that you wouldn't have done on a "normal" day?
What did you not do that you would have done on a "normal" day?
What do you like or not like about being home instead of at school?
How are you keeping in touch with family and friends while you can't visit them in person?
Have you done something to help someone else?
Has someone done something to help you?
Have you missed an event during this time?
Did you celebrate a birthday in a different way?
What are you looking forward to doing after we return to "normal?"
What will you keep doing even after we return to "normal?"
The following two resources
provide additional ideas – either for Share
Your Story or just for yourself.
My Covid-19 Time Capsule
by Long Creations
Journal-type pages for children to document this time.
My Lockdown Diary
by Stephen McCarthy
Prompts for writing and drawing during this time of no school and social distancing.
by Long Creations
Journal-type pages for children to document this time.
My Lockdown Diary
by Stephen McCarthy
Prompts for writing and drawing during this time of no school and social distancing.
You can send information to us
for our Share Your Story book
- here - A Gmail
account is required. You'll upload your submission directly on that page.
- Email us at
youth@milanlibrary.org and then complete this form.
- Bring information to
the library once we reopen. We can scan your documents if you'd like to
keep the originals.
As a thank you for
participating, one person who shares their story will win a gift card to a
Milan business. Since this challenge is a little bigger than our usual weekly
challenges, we’ll give you some extra time and have the drawing on July 15.
We hope you enjoy this
challenge. We look forward to seeing
your stories!
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