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Poetry, the Magic Language: Children Learn to Read and Write It An intelligent and creative idea-rich source for teaching children to experience poetry. ------------------------------------------------------- The Poetry Break: An Annotated Anthology with Ideas for Introducing Children to Poetry, This collection of more than 250 poems and corresponding poetry activities is designed to help make poetry enjoyable for children and teachers alike and motivate them to spread poetry schoolwide. ------------------------------------------------------- Using Poetry Across the Curriculum: A Whole Language Approach, Tie poetry into every area of your teaching, using the many specific suggestions of books and individual poems cited in the bibliographies that accompany discussions of each discipline. ------------------------------------------------------- When You've Made It Your Own: The author nudges teachers and students to become comfortable with reading, understanding, and writing poetry. ------------------------------------------------------- Hi Ho Librario: Songs, Chants, and Here's a collection of old and new nonsense related to books, wordplay, and even food. ------------------------------------------------------- Where Did You Get That Red?: ------------------------------------------------------- Let's Do a Poem!: Introducing Poetry to Children Through Listening, Singing, Chanting, Impromptu Choral Reading, Body Movement, Dance, and Dramatization, This competent hands-on guide uses more than five dozen verse examples and demonstrates how to use poetry to stimulate children's imaginations. ------------------------------------------------------- Poem-Making: Ways to Begin Writing Poetry,
------------------------------------------------------- The Poet Tree, Poet profiles, including photos, of 20 poets who wrote or write for children, along with ideas and annotated booklists for introducing their work, plus poetry connections across the curriculum. ------------------------------------------------------- Reading and Writing Poetry: A Guide for Teachers, Teachers of children in grades K-4 will appreciate the practical activities and ideas from a Poet-in-Residence who has worked closely with children in several Massachusetts school systems.
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