What can I say? My kids just love poetry. Maybe it's because my singing voice sounds like a goat gargling, and maybe it's because they can always convince

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We have had some serious fun with poetry using Love That Dog. If you've never read this book, it is a MUST with a poetry unit! Check it out here! It's a little sad, but even still, my kids have loved it the last few years. Those of you that already follow me know that I think imitation is a must for kids to learn the craft of writing. I do this weekly through Mentor Sentences. Analyzing the structure and craft of an author, then trying it out: that is the BEST way for students to learn to…

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Downloaded through Netgalley to read for an honest review. Score: 4 out of 5 Summary: Follows Ivy Van Allsberg as she waits for spring. Through pieces of poetry from different poets we go through her time as she waits. A great read for kids ages between Pre-k to 3 either for poetry or for weather lessons. Illustrations are fun and beautiful. My favorite from this book: Poem pieces to make this story come from Hendry Wadsworth Longfellow, Charles Dickens, William Cullen Bryant, John Greenleaf…

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Read fun and quirky poems from a large collection. This collection provides may different topics written by many different poets. Nursery rhymes are fun for kids and powerful because repetition of rhymes and stories teach children how language works, it also builds memory memorization skills.

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By Kristen Balouch, this book will help kids put their words for poetry into a beat. Teachers can have kids find the beat with rhythm and rhyme.