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Poetry in Pictures

 Poetry in Pictures: For the First-Grade Mind Original Artwork by 7 year old Keith Norris Jr. (pictorial poetry at it’s finest)  ± I’ve never written a haiku.  I have been known to write a high coo’,...

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Poem: My Person by Josviel Diaz

 My Person  by Josviel Diaz Langston Hughes was a poet. Now he is a poem. Poem written by one of my first graders, this past June. The assignment was: “Write a poem about a person, or people.”    No...

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Everyone’s Books: For Social Change and the Earth – A Bookstore*

Everyone’s Books bookstore, located in Brattleboro, Vermont. Photo taken by…me. December 2012Everyone’s Books: 25 Elliot St. Brattleboro, VT. 05301. (802) 254-8160. Happy New Year!  Before the new year...

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Ideal Picture Books for the K2 Classroom

So this year, I will be teaching Kindergarten in an Inclusion setting, rather than first grade. I’ve taught K2 before so I’m cool with it. I will miss guiding students in the persuasive essay process...

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Black History Taught in September & The 50th Anniversary of ‘I Have a Dream’

Illustration by Kadir Nelson 2012 As we embark on the 50th anniversary of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s  delivery of his ‘I Have a Dream’ speech, and march again to Washington, on August 24th,...

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1st Graders deciphering Langston’s Train Ride

Langston’s Train Rideby Robert Burleigh.Illustrated by Leonard Jenkins I look forward to more conversations like these, but closer to June…when my Kindergarten crew is developed and ready. Happy school...

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K2 Read Alouds: Week 10: Eboné Tales

Week of November 18-22. Monday We had a field trip to the Boston Nature Center & Wildlife Sanctuary on Monday. One of our activities was to paint a mural on recycled paper, using bits of nature  to...

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