Channel Your Inner Poet
With a nose like shoe leather
I tromp through the heather
Companioned by brindle, sable, and fawn.
Were it not for the call,
A warm bed in the hall,
We'd run in the night until dawn.
We'd run in the night until dawn.
Get out your magnetic poetry, kids! Diego the dog knows what April is -- it's National Poetry Month!
In the library, check out the poets' corner, where you can find everyone from Robert Frost to Janet Wong, waxing poetic on many of your favorite topics:
FRIENDSHIP popcorn
Halley's Comet Baseball
Mud season Hippopotomi love Lightning
In addition to all of those, check out these sites to help you create your own poetry.
- Piclits allows you to embellish an image with words -- either words supplied from a list, or ones that come from you!
- Magnetic Poetry Online gives several different word groupings. Choose from "Artist," "Poet," "Story Maker," and many more to create and save your own poems.
- Shakespeare Poetry Machine takes up to 99 words from the Bard's own works, scrambles them, and waits for you to create some immortal poetry from them.
1 comment:
What a fun post, I am an elementary librarian out looking for ideas and your blog is full of good ideas, thanks. Helps me expand my idea of what a blog can be!! Thanks.
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