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Poetry Animation by Vandana

Post Published November 16, 2018 by Vandana R

Have you ever watched an animated poetry video? Check out the one Vandana wrote and created in the link below: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/250636916/#player
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Searching for Han Solo: A Poem

Post Published November 6, 2018 by Isabella Posel

Riddle me this And Make My Day Who has taken all the heroes away? They are not in the papers Or on TV Not anywhere, sadly, that I can see Maybe King Arthur got lost And James Bond’s in rehab...
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Writing Activity: personifying objects in poetry

Post Published August 17, 2018 by Sarah Ainsworth

This writing activity by Allison Finley is based on the poem “A Fraction of an Inch” by Abigail Rose Cargo, 13, published in Stone Soup, March/April 2017 Seeing Fractions of an Inch Everywhere ...
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National Poetry Month: 15 Poems for Children

Post Published April 13, 2018 by Jane Levi

We've partnered with the Academy of American Poets to celebrate National Poetry Month--check out their website if you haven't before, but be aware you could lose a few hours reading!
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Writing Activity: working with stream of consciousness

Post Published September 30, 2016 by William Rubel

Stream of consciousness can be an effective writing style to use when you have a character who sees and thinks very differently from the other characters.
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Sarah Kay, Poet and Storyteller: TEDxEast Talk on Writing

Post Published July 22, 2016 by William Rubel

Sarah Kay (born 1988) is an American poet who began performing poetry at age 14. Sarah Kay specializes in spoken-word poetry. The performance aspect of her work is clear in all of her videos.
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Two Kids Recite Poems about Life: From a TedX Youth Talk

Post Published July 21, 2016 by William Rubel

Poetry is meant to be recited. Recited poetry has its own cadence, one that is a little different from spoken English. These two children recite poems that each, in their own way, speak to the central...
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Kioni “Popcorn” Marshall a Sixth-Grade Poet from the Bronx, New York

Post Published May 23, 2016 by William Rubel

This is a well produced nine-minute video features the poetry of the sixth-grade poet Kioni Marshal from Bronx, New York. Kioni reads poems and talks about poetry in this December, 2012 video.
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Free Verse and Kids’ Poetry

Post Published August 8, 2015 by William Rubel

Most of the poetry we publish in Stone Soup is free verse. Free verse is the most prose-like form of poetry. It is very popular amongst adult poets and it is also very common in American schools.
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Poem by a Child, Age 12, Published in 1913 in St. Nicholas Magazine

Post Published May 30, 2015 by William Rubel

This poem, A Song Of Home, is a poem written by a child age 12. Originally published in 1913 in the children's magazine St. Nicholas it is a poem from another time.
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