Poetry K-3
Writing Poems With Children
A summary of several poetry formats which may be used to write poems with children in grades K-3. These poems, inspired by books about winter, use several of the formats described (samples gathered from various websites).
Poems We Are Learning
Poems are memorized by students either individually or as a shared activity -- each group learns specific lines. Poetry is recited, recorded, reconstructed from poem line strips, and when appropriate combined with movement. Students will write their own poems in the library publishing center.
FALL
- Autumn
- Trees & Me
- Leaf Dance
- Leaves
- Gathering Leaves
- Pumpkin Poem
- Pumpkin Poem 2
- The Turkey's Wattle
WINTER
- Five Little Snowmen (K-1 w/movements)
- The Funny Snowman (K-1)
- The Snowman (K-1)
- Write a Snowman Poem (K-1)
- Snowmen At Night (From the book by Caralyn Buehner) (K-3)
- When Winter Comes (From Book by Nancy Van Laan)
- Snowflakes (From Hand Rhymes collected & Illustrate by Marc Brown) (K-1)
- Winter Shape Story & Shapes (K-1)
- Groundhog Day - 2-Up PDF, 1-Up PDF
- Winter Plans (K-1)
- Frost (2-3)
- Jack Frost v1 (2-3)
- Jack Frost v2 (2-3)
- Snow Towards Evening (2-3)
- Winter's Come (2-3)
- My Mother's Got Me Bundled Up (2-3)
POETRY FOR RESEARCH LESSONS
Lighthouses:
- The Little Lighthouse (K-1)
- The Little Lighthouse (2-3)
FUN
- Silly Dog (K-1)
- Teddy Bear, Teddy Bear (K)
- Five Speckled Frogs (K)
- Pocket Song &- Pocket Song Images (K)
- Animal Crackers - 2nd Page Animals ~ Large Animals for Felt Board(K-1)
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