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Baby karaoke
http://www.abc.net.au/parents/baby_karaoke/
This ABC site provides simple songs for singing to young children. The songs are
provided as animations with sound, and subtitled with words highlighted as they
are sung. So they can be used as a reading exercise as well.
Library of Congress: Poetry [pdf, Real Player]
http://www.loc.gov/poetry/
On a recent visit to the Library of Congress: Poetry website, the first line of a poem by William Stafford appeared on the top of the page. The poem in question was “At the Un-National Monument Along the Canadian Border”, and it just one of many poems that can be found on this simple delightful site. Amidst this cornucopia of poems, visitors can also learn about the current poet laureate and take in a few webcasts from the “Poet Vision” series. It is an august group indeed, and some of the programs include those that profile Rita Dove, Louise Gluck, and Stanley Kunitz. Visitors can also look over a list of poetry news and events and breeze on through the related resources offered by the Library of Congress. Educators and students will want to pay close attention to the “For Teachers & Students” area, where they can find resources designed to bring poetry into the classroom in an experiential fashion.
From The Scout Report, Copyright Internet Scout Project 1994-2007. http://scout.wisc.edu/
The Gingham Dog and the
Calico Cat aka The Duel (Eugene Field)
The Adventures of Isabel (Ogden Nash)
Custard the Dragon
edward lear
lewis carroll
shel silverstein
jack prelutsky
doug florian
I know that kids love poetry and they really have fun with it;
especially
when they get to pick what they want to write about. Go over the
different
kinds of poetry (limmerick, acrostic, cinquain, shape poetry,etc.) and
let
them choose who one they prefer.
The K-3s
Shel Silverstein's
(The Light in the Attic, Where the sidewalk ends, etc.)
Jack Prelutsky
The New Kid on the Block, Something Big has Been Here and My
Parents Think I'm Sleeping.
Arnold Adoff
stories in rhyme,
like The Giant Jam Sandwich
For the older kids,
Casey at the Bat,
Sharon Creech's Love
That Dog,
Karen Hesse's Out of
the Dust.
Dennis Lee,
Kalli Dakos,
a bookcalled Jumpety
Bumpity Hop,
Eric Carle's Animals
Animals andDragons Dragons,
Lewis Carroll,
A. A. Milne,
Kenn Nesbit,
Eve Merriam,
Valerie Worth,
Vachel Lindsay,
Aileen Fisher,
Bobbi Kalman.
illustrated by
Christopher Bing,
"Casey at the bat".
"Hurry, hurry, Mary
Dear"
A.A. Milne
Title: Casey at the bat : a ballad of the Republic sung in the
year 1888 /
Author: Thayer, Ernest Lawrence,
Title: The midnight ride of Paul Revere /
Author: Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth,
With maps and facsimiles of actual documents.
Subjects:
Title: Hurry, hurry, Mary dear /
Author: Bodecker, N. M.
A woman frantically rushes to prepare fot the
fast-approaching winter while her husband sits idly by.
Subjects:
Title: Now we are six /
Author: Milne, A.A.
A collection of poems reflecting the experiences of a
little English boy growing up in the early part of the twentieth
century.
Florian, George,
J.Patrick Lewis,
Grimes, Aileen
Fisher;
Dickinson, Frost,
Stevenson, Wallace
Jack Prelutsky
Shel
Silverstein,
Nicky Grimes
Poems Third Graders should know
Adventures of Isabel by Ogden Nash
By Myself by Elise Greenfield
Catch a little Rhyme By Eve Merriam
Dream Variations by Langston Hughes
Knoxville, Tennesee by Nikki Giovanni
The Crocodile by Lewis Carroll
Trees by Sergeant Joyce Kilmer
For want of a nail (Traditional Mothe Goose rhyme)
Jimmy Jet and his TV set by Shel Silverstein
First Thanksgiving of All by Nancy Byrd Turner
Eletelephony by Laura Richards
Father William by Lewis Carroll
POEMS Fourth Graders Should Know
Monday's Child is fair of Face Author unknown
Humanity by Elma Stuckey
Fog by Carl Sandburg
Things by Eloise Greenfield
Dreams by Langston Hughes
Afternoon on a Hill by Edna St. Vincent Millay
The Rhinioceros by Ogden Nash
The Pobble who has no toes by Edward Lear
A Tragic Story by William Makepeace Thackeray
Clarence by Shel Silverstein
Paul evere's Ride by Heny Wadsworth Longfellow
Concord Hymn by Ralph Waldo Emerson
George Washington by Stephen Vincent Benet
Acrostic poetry: using digital imaging
http:// stars-cwc.cwc.cc.wy.us/lessonbank/DC/IT/Website/1/
teaching fourth grade students how to write acrostic
poetry using word art and digital mage importing to produce a PowerPoint
presentation and a hard copy
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