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Jacqueline Davies
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May 26, 2014. It has certainly been a weekend of remembering for me as I attended my 30th college reunion. Go Class of 1984! Intimidating, indeed, for any eighteen-year-old freshmen to contemplate on a daily basis. After listening to the life-stories of so many friends this weekend, I can say with confidence that we've all done some pretty good reaping: wonderful children, work that brings us joy and gratification, the little bit of wisdom that comes with aging. Go Class of 1984! May 19, 2014. Which rais...
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Margaret Chodos-Irvine, Artist » Apple Pie 4th of July
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Apple Pie 4th of July. Apple Pie 4th of July. By Janet S. Wong. Ask for this book at your local independent bookstore, or you can find it online at:. Shopping For Art Supplies. Subscribe to Margaret Chodos-Irvine's RSS feed.
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Tag you’re it! Poetry tag for teens! | Top Of My Head
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Top Of My Head. YA: Can we look in the mirror? The best writing advice you’ll ever get. →. Tag you’re it! Poetry tag for teens! December 19, 2011. When I was approached to contribute to this exciting e-book project by the great children’s Poet Janet Wong. And literary taste maker extraordinaire Sylvia Vardell. I jumped at the chance. I had heard of their first project, Poetry Tag Time. The rules for this poetic game of tag are brilliant in their simplicity:. A poet is tagged. The poet tags another poet.
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The Cat and the Fiddle: April 2011
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The Cat and the Fiddle. A blog by children's book author Michelle Markel about books, teaching and writing. Friday, April 29, 2011. Joan Bransfield Graham, April Halprin Wayland and Janet Wong on the Writing Process. Hats off to The Opposite of Indifference. For hosting today's Poetry Friday Round-Up, and offering such irresistible bookmarks (I have a soft spot for sock monkeys). As promised, I'm posting Part 2 of my Q and A with noted poets (and fellow Children's Authors Network. Miles away I bring.
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The Poem Farm: POETRY PEEKS
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I extend many thanks to all of these writers for their generosity of spirit! Fifth Grade Poems and Poetry Tips. Teacher Faith Catarella from Pinehurst Elementary in Lakeview, NY and her students share poems and thoughts about writing poetry. Poet of the Month. Poem in Your Pocket Day. Bobbi Hopkins, a third grade teacher from Country Parkway Elementary in Williamsville, NY gives us a peek into her schools Poem in Your Pocket Day, complete with paper pockets and announcements. Poetry from the Soul. Kinder...
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Links « April Halprin Wayland – Children's Book Author & Poet
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I really appreciate your feedback! Please let me know about sites to add to this page. Or if any of these sites no longer exist. AMAZING AUTHORS and ILLUSTRATORS. KILLER WRITING and KIDLIT RESOURCES. Okay you don’t have to go crazyjust click on one. YOU MEAN THERE ARE OTHER SITES TO EXPLORE? These have nothing to do with anything except they’re wonderful and you need to know about them). WE ARE ALL ACTIVISTS–CLICK ON THESE TO CHANGE THE WORLD. INCREDIBLE INDIES–INDEPENDENT BOOKSTORES. Every Friday in the...
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Read, Learn, and be Happy: Celebrate! Poem in Your Pocket Day, National Poetry Month, or Anything at All!
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Read, Learn, and be Happy. Wednesday, April 29, 2015. Poem in Your Pocket Day, National Poetry Month, or Anything at All! If you look, you can always find something to celebrate. I thought I'd wrap up National Poetry Month by featuring the brand-new Poetry Friday Anthology for Celebrations. Compiled by Sylvia Vardell. Published by Pomelo Books. It contains 156 poems for holidays throughout the year by children's poets you've heard of, such as Kenn Nesbitt. David L. Harrison. William Carlos Williams,.
