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POETRY PARTY “Let’s Haiku!” Lesson #1 #Free PDF from Bette

Reading and writing poetry with children is always a win-win!

 

NOTE TO PARENTS & EDUCATORS

While teaching students (grades 4-8), I discovered that reading poetry regularly and writing poems together to share in class and display in common areas is an exciting way to get children of all ages hooked on reading and writing, all while building their self-esteem. “Let’s Haiku!” is a great way to get started. Poetry builds memory, concentration, critical thinking and creativity in people of all ages. I highly recommend reading and writing poetry as an essential building block in helping promote literacy at all levels.

Let’s Haiku!

Poetry Lesson #1

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#FREE Let’s Haiku! Lesson PDF HANDOUT

Have fun reading and writing poetry with the kids today!

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NOTE

The skills children continue to develop translate into enhanced accomplishment in academic studies at all levels. Reading with the kids is Fun-damental. Listening to them read regularly is a sure way not only to strengthen interpersonal skills and build relationships, it’s a great way for adults to be part of building a better future!

Happy reading, writing, talking and

listening to the kids every day! 

Bette A. Stevens, Maine author/poet   

Find all of Bette’s books at

www.amazon.com/author/betteastevens

To schedule a school, library, community or business presentation/lesson/session tailored specifically to the needs of your group contact the author at (207) 938-2753 or email her at bettestevens@tds.net Subject Line: Author Visit. 

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