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Presenting poetry as a source of pleasure and wisdom that cannot be found in prose, this book embraces student-centered, integrated teaching and learning. It brings together classroom anecdotes; poetry written by and for children; information about poetic forms and applications; instructions for revising, evaluating, printing, and celebrating poetry; and guidelines for a variety of fresh ways to use poetry in the classroom. Intended primarily for elementary school educators, this volume will also be useful to language arts specialists, ESL teachers, those working with lower-achieving students, administrators, parents-anyone interested in fostering childrens reading and writing abilities. Grades K-6.

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title Poetry the Magic Language Children Learn to Read and Write It - photo 1
title:Poetry, the Magic Language : Children Learn to Read and Write It
author:Armour, Maureen W.
publisher:Teacher Ideas Press
isbn10 | asin:1563080338
print isbn13:9781563080333
ebook isbn13:9780585264745
language:English
subjectPoetry--Study and teaching (Elementary) , Poetry--Authorship--Study and teaching (Elementary)
publication date:1994
lcc:LB1576.A712 1994eb
ddc:372.64
subject:Poetry--Study and teaching (Elementary) , Poetry--Authorship--Study and teaching (Elementary)
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Poetry, The Magic Language
Children Learn to Read and Write It
Maureen W. Armour
1994
TEACHER IDEAS PRESS
A Division of Libraries Unlimited, Inc.
Englewood, Colorado
Page iv
Copyright 1994 Maureen W. Armour
All Rights Reserved
Printed in the United States of America
No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the publisher. An exception is made for individual library media specialists and teachers who may make copies of activity sheets for classroom use in a single school. Other portions of the book (up to 15 pages) may be copied for in-service programs or other educational programs in a single school.
TEACHER IDEAS PRESS
A Division of Libraries Unlimited, Inc.
P.O. Box 6633
Englewood, CO 80155-6633
1-800-237-6124
Project Editor: Kevin W. Perizzolo
Copy Editor: Diane Hess
Proofreader: Ann Marie Damian
Typesetting and Design: Kay Minnis
Indexing: Nancy Fulton
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Armour, Maureen W.
Poetry, the magic language : children learn to read and write it /
Maureen W. Armour.
xvii, 215 p. 17x25 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 1-56308-033-8
1. PoetryStudy and teaching (Elementary) 2. PoetryAuthorship
-Study and teaching (Elementary) I. Title.
LB1576.A712 1994
372.64dc20 93-49104
CIP
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For my daughter Kit
Who made it possible
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CONTENTS
Acknowledgments
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Introduction
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The Poetry Workshop
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How Poetry Workshop Began
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Inspiration from Outdoors
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The Bat Poet
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Finding Rhyme
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Workshop Structure
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Picture 7
Reading Poems Provides Models for Writing
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Writing and Conferring
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Revision in the Workshop
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Writing About Writing
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Picture 11
Publication and Celebration
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Picture 12
Final Editing
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Picture 13
Adding Visual Interest
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Picture 14
Putting It All Together
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Picture 15
Celebration!
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Planning the Event
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The Guest List
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