Lots of lovely resources and activities to get your students' creative juices flowing on Poetry Day!
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The official website of Poetry Day Ireland, which takes place on 28th April this year. Get your class involved with lots of lovely poetry related activities.
View full descriptionRíRá Rhymes is a channel dedicated to poems and stories for kids. All videos for kids on the channel contain original children's rhymes and stories of every kind!
View full descriptionTake your class outside and look for inspiration to complete 3 short Acrostic Poems: Tree, WInd and Sun. Brainstorm and come up with poems in groups or individually.
View full descriptionThe Children’s Poetry Archive has a selection of resources to inspire you to teach poetry with confidence and enjoyment. The resources include learning resources to support different aspects of teaching, lessons for individual poems and curated collections to provide new and exciting ways to explore poetry.
View full descriptionLook here for answers to your questions on the language we use to talk about poetry. Start by browsing by letter, or click on the Glossary item below. You can use this glossary to check how to pronounce a word or phrase, find out what it means and learn how to use it in a sentence.
View full descriptionThis a set of poems on the theme of MONSTERS
View full descriptionSuggestions for use: Use these poems to stimulate children's imaginations about the theme of monsters or strange creatures.
Suggestions for use: Use these poems to stimulate children's imaginations about the theme of monsters or strange creatures
Suggestions for use: Use these poems to stimulate children's imaginations about the theme of monsters or strange creatures
Suggestions for use: Use these poems to stimulate children's imaginations about the theme of monsters or strange creatures
This is a short poem about the Easter Bunny. Following the text there are 10 multiple choice comprehension questions. The article can be read online and the questions can be answered online or should the teacher prefer the print button can be clicked (top - middle of the screen) and the article and all questions will be printed.
View full descriptionWith this interactive, students can learn about and write haiku, a popular Japanese poem that traditionally has three lines of 5, 7, and 5 syllables. Students begin by brainstorming words for their poem, and then they compose their poem with attention to how many syllables they've written for each line. The final step allows students to customize the design of their poem with one of the provided artistic backgrounds or by uploading their own image.
Saving capability allows students to return to their work and make revisions. Final work can be shared via e-mail, as a PDF, or printed out.
Strand: Writing
Strand unit: 7. Writing Process & Creating Text
Study a tree with all the senses to inspire creative poems. This resource includes a lesson plan and a children's worksheet to fill in for poetry inspiration.
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