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Tuesday, August 24, 2010. Display a light bulb, telephone, phonograph record, scotch tape and other items invented by 19th or early 20th century inventors. Talk about the items with children and ask them to imagine what life was like before these items were part of everyday life. August is National Inventors’ Month honoring the people who have changed our lives so much. One New Year's Eve. A flood of light. Lit up the night! Look for more inventor poems in Eureka! By Joyce Sidman, Millbrook Press, 2002.

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Tuesday, August 24, 2010. Display a light bulb, telephone, phonograph record, scotch tape and other items invented by 19th or early 20th century inventors. Talk about the items with children and ask them to imagine what life was like before these items were part of everyday life. August is National Inventors’ Month honoring the people who have changed our lives so much. One New Year's Eve. A flood of light. Lit up the night! Look for more inventor poems in Eureka! By Joyce Sidman, Millbrook Press, 2002.

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PoetryFridayforChildren: Dog Days of Summer

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Tuesday, July 13, 2010. Dog Days of Summer. It’s hot and it’s hazy. My body feels lazy. My clothing is clinging. No songbird is singing. The temperature’s torrid. My temperament’s horrid. This dog day a bone? Florian, Douglas. 2002. SUMMERSAULTS: POEMS AND PAINTINGS. New York: Greenwillow Books. ISBN 0060292679. Photo courtesy of http:/ images.search.yahoo.com/. Posted by Sylvia Vardell. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). National Day of the Cowboy. Poet Arnold Adoffs Birthday. Dog Days of Summer.

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PoetryFridayforChildren: May 2010

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Tuesday, May 25, 2010. Show Bobbi Katz’s website to the students: http:/ www.bobbikatz.com/. Explain that they will be celebrating her birthday, spring, and warm weather (since it is the month of May). Quote the saying, “April showers bring May flowers.” Have the students stand up and run in place for a short time, maybe thirty seconds or a minute if students are older (use a timer) before reading the poem. See if they can make the connection between running and the poem. The morning sputters like. We&#8...

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PoetryFridayforChildren: August 16: National Tell A Joke Day

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Tuesday, August 10, 2010. August 16: National Tell A Joke Day. Holding a real or imaginary microphone, stand in front of the room and announce, “It’s comedy time.” Tell three or four jokes to the class. Ask the class to rate the poems on a scale of five with one being a groaner and five as hilarious. Then read this poem that critiques a joke:. The joke you just told isn’t funny one bit. It’s pointless and dull, wholly lacking in. 8230;….wit. It’s so old and stale, it beginning to. 8230;….smell!

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PoetryFridayforChildren: December 2009

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Tuesday, December 29, 2009. Nowadays, Christmas is celebrated with gift-giving and parties by Christians and. Non-Christians alike. However, December 25th is a religious holiday for Christians on which to celebrate the birth of Jesus. It was first celebrated in Rome in 354 a.d. It became incre. CHRISTMAS IN THE WOODS. By Frances M. Frost. Tonight when the hoar frost falls on the wood,. And the rabbit cowers, and the squirrel is cold,. And the horned owl huddles against a star,. The does with started fawn,.

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PoetryFridayforChildren: August

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Tuesday, August 24, 2010. Display a light bulb, telephone, phonograph record, scotch tape and other items invented by 19th or early 20th century inventors. Talk about the items with children and ask them to imagine what life was like before these items were part of everyday life. August is National Inventors’ Month honoring the people who have changed our lives so much. One New Year's Eve. A flood of light. Lit up the night! Look for more inventor poems in Eureka! By Joyce Sidman, Millbrook Press, 2002.

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