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I wrote this poem because I’m due for a haircut next week, and I have reached that awkward stage where my hair feels just a little too long. It’s not quite wild enough to be a problem, but it’s long enough that I find myself looking forward to my appointment and wishing it would get here sooner.
At the same time, summer has finally arrived. After months of cool, rainy ...
Hello, poetry friends! It is time once again for this week’s Children’s Poetry Blog Post Roundup. I’ve gathered the latest news, updates, and creative inspiration from the world of children’s poetry from the past week, and I’m happy to share them with our community of poets, educators, and poetry lovers.
Carole Boston WeatherfordHello, poetry friends! It’s time once again for our weekly Children’s Poetry Blog Post Roundup. We’ve gathered the latest happenings and wonderful new ideas from the world of children’s poetry over the past week, and we’re excited to share them with you.
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Every year, I read dozens of children’s picture books and poetry collections about nature, science, and conservation. Many are informative. Some are beautiful. A few manage to be both. But it is surprisingly rare to find one that teaches an important environment...
Usually, the poems I write begin with some oddball idea that pops into my head, a dragon with problems, a monster Thanksgiving dinner, or a kid with a backpack full of strange surprises. But sometimes I write poems for magazines and classrooms with a particular theme or occasion in mind. That’s exactly how today’s poem came about.
Next month marks the 250th anniversary...