Read, Discuss, Do
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Weekly Poetry Challenge Round-up
That’s a wrap for the Read, Discuss, Do Weekly Poetry Challenge! We hope that you’ve enjoyed taking a closer look at our featured poets this week, and that you’ve been encouraged to read, discuss, and maybe even write poetry all year long! ...
Weekly Poetry Challenge: Joyce Sidman
Welcome to the last week of the Read, Discuss, Do Weekly Poetry Challenge! We hope you’ve enjoyed these looks at various poets this month and have taken some extra time to read more of their poems and maybe even tried writing some poems you...
Weekly Poetry Challenge: Douglas Florian
Hey everyone! Hope you are having an amazing month of poetry. This week’s poet is the phenomenal wordsmith Douglas Florian. He is also an artist extraordinaire! He was once a cartoonist for a famous magazine called The New Yorker. He has li...
Weekly Poetry Challenge: Marilyn Singer
What makes a poet, a poet? It’s simply the desire to create poetry!
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