Read, Discuss, Do
Rebecca J. Gomez, Mindy Baker, Marci WhitehurstHelping you extend the magic of story time with three simple steps: Read, Discuss, Do!
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Weekly Poetry Challenge: Marilyn Singer
What makes a poet, a poet? It’s simply the desire to create poetry!
Weekly Poetry Challenge: Bob Raczka
Hello, and Happy National Poetry Month! Today we kick of our annual Weekly Poetry Challenge, in which we encourage you to read, discuss, and ~~do~~ write poetry with the kids in your life. We will be featuring four different poets this year...
The Weekly Poetry Challenge starts next week!
Next Wednesday is April 1st, and that means it’s the start of National Poetry Month, a month of appreciating poetry of all kinds! Here at Read, Discuss, Do we will be celebrating by hosting a Weekly Poetry Challenge. Each week we will featu...
Middle Grade March: Poetry Edition!
How often do you get a song stuck in your head? I remember when the movie Frozen came out years ago and my girls kept singing, “Let it Go,” much to their brother’s chagrin.
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