Watch Inspirational Teenage Short Stories

Welcome students to your Summer Break program activities at Spoken Wordplay Podcast Community. This is your head instructor Ms. Tonya Michelle Wilkerson speaking from the heart with a motivational message. The month of July is filled with many International and National holidays to celebrate on a daily basis such as National Give Something Away Day. Students, I would like to share with you a few ideas on how to participate in National Give Something Away Day this coming July 15th. First, start looking through your closet, drawers, attic, basement, gargage and shed to find things you just don't use or need anymore. Students, now think about who could use the things you plan on giving away like your friends, family members, next door neighbors and any important charitable organization. There are online websites that you can post free stuff to give away to poeple in need for your particular items that's still in good condition like Freecycle, Craiglist, Nextdoor and Facebook Marketplace. Secondly, If you don't seem to have any free items to give away then think about volunteering your time to an important charitable cause like your local food pantry and homeless shelter. Go to spokenwordplaypodcast.com website page on your mobile devices and click the Menu button and choose the Latest Postings/Short Stories link and pick the Inspirational Teenage Short Stories photo's links to listen and watch 2 Inspirational Teenage Short Stories YouTube videos on Spoken Wordplay Podcast website page called " Bullies Shame Disable Kid" and Wealthy " 17-Year-Old Gets Bullied ". Students, after watching each YouTube vidoes leave a reply comment to the questions posted by the Head Instructor Ms.Tonya because she wants to positively help motivate students throughout the school years to learn from other teens difficult situations in posting inspiring teenage short stories a YouTube Series by Dhar Mann Studio. Students, explain question #1 What did you think about the beginning of the short story? and question #2 What did you think about this short story ending? You can answer these questions on Spoken Wordplay Podcast website page and I thank you students for your monthly support. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.