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reflectionsontheteche.com
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| | | | | April is National Poetry Month. Each year the #kidlit poetry community writes a progressive poem. The idea originated from Irene Latham. Each day the poem travels to a different blog, and the poet adds a new line to the poem. Past poems can be seen here. If you'd like to participate in this year's progressive... | |
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nixthecomfortzone.com
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| | | | | For the past several years I've enjoyed the creative prompts for the New Year Poetry Challenge (NYPC) from the Modesto-Stanislaus Poetry Center. Each day from mid-December to mid-January, they offer up an original and rich prompt, encouraging you to take it in any direction you'd like. You even have the option to send in one... | |
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maclibrary.wordpress.com
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| | | | | I'm so happy to be hosting Poetry Friday this week. Did you see the news about the CYBILS winners on Wednesday. So many great reads. And if you haven't gotten your hands on this book, I'M JUST NO GOOD AT RHYMING, you should. It's the 2017 CYBILS Poetry Winner. Guaranteed to make kids of all... | |
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ayearofreading.org
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| | | Molly gave the Inklings our December challenge: "Begin with a specific sensory experience (of taste, sight, smell, sound or touch), and see where that leads you." This is part of a prompt from James Crews's new book "Unlocking the Heart." The experience of seeing wild turkeys at Highbanks provided the perfect answer to her challenge.... | ||
