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Writing a Jingle Students will write a jingle to advertise their favorite products. The writing process involves...		The World of Shel Silverstein - A Guide for Teachers and Librarians Let this printable help you find online, classroom, or library resources for works by Shel...
Poem-a-Day Calendar: April 2009 Use this calendar, for April 2009, to celebrate National Poetry Month. Each day of the month...		Sensory Poems Students practice writing poetry using words related to the senses.
"I Love Poetry" Stickers Print these colorful "I Love Poetry" logos onto a sheet of sticky labels, and you'll have your...		Earth Chants and Poems Create your own chants and poetry about ecology, and make posters of them.
Creating Your Own Career Poem Steady Hands: Poems about Work will inspire your students to write their own poetry...		Poetry is Sporty After being inspired by reading Change Up: Baseball Poems, a book filled with poetry...
Colorful Poetry Students use the five senses to describe their favorite color. Plus, they explore the color...		My Favorite Poem Try a library-skills activity that focuses on evaluating and selecting books.
The Importance of Voice in Poetry Students match a short quote from the poetry book Button Up! with the article of...		Reciting-a-Poem Speech Students recite a poem as a way to practice oral speaking.
Animal Poems & Animal Shapes Students write poems about animals – in the shape of their subjects! This printable...		National Poetry Month Podcast Selections Share these poems through daily podcasts or readings with your students and enjoy poetry during...
Poetry Appreciation Explore the world of poetry with this collection of activities.		Writing Weathergrams Students will learn about weathergrams in this poetry activity. They will then write their own...
Poetry Wheel Students write a poem about the invention of the wheel and then copy it onto a spinning wheel.		Holocaust Cinquain Students write a poem about the Holocaust and illustrate it.
"The New Colossus" -- Dramatic Reading Use this poem to teach your students about the Statue of Liberty and what it stands for.		Types of Poetry Students become familiar with the different types of poetry.

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