Have you read a poem to your students today?
Why not share one of your own favorites with them and have them complete this Poem Review worksheet...?
Reading poetry helps to develop a multitude of skills in young children including listening skills, auditory discrimination, auditory processing, understanding of rhythm and rhyme, it increases vocabulary and introduces word play and poetry helps children with visualization skills.
Reading or listening to poetry can also be less demanding for children who are not naturally drawn to literature, especially if you choose a poem that is humorous, has plenty of rhythm and rhyme or relates to an interest of the child/ren.
Share a poem today...it may be the start of a daily ritual!
World Poetry Day
Hi! I taught 2nd grade for 16 years before I became a mommy. I am now at home with my 3 year old daughter and have my own business creating resources for teachers. I have a passion for integration in learning and believe very strongly in the inter relatedness of the different learning areas. I try to incorporate Art, Music, Technology, Drama, Social Studies and Sciences along with core curriculum subjects like Maths and Literacy.
I love, love, love being a mommy and find my young daughter so amusing, creative and inspiring. I hope to be able to share my experiences with you!
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