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Poetry Friday: The Start of The Sealey Challenge and the End of the Parks and Libraries Challenge
Mary Lee Hahn is our Poetry Friday host today. Hop on over there for the roundup. SCBWI Intensive I’m doing a presentation at a local SCBWI intensive on September 30 on researching your nonfiction or historical fiction project. The registration is live, if you’re local and want to…
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Poetry Friday: Libraries, Parks, and Reflections on Mary Oliver Deep Dive
Jan at bookseedstudio is hosting today! Jan is a friend from Hollins, so it’s always fun to pop over there and say hi! The End of Mary Oliver (for now) That’s a terrible headline. But as some of you know I’ve been reading Mary Oliver as…
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Poetry Friday Roundup and The Sealey Challenge
I’m the host for this week’s Poetry Friday roundup, so feel free to leave your link below. I’m excited to read everyone’s posts. I’ll be busy researching on Friday, so I hope to catch the posts in small bits over the weekend. The Sealey Challenge Last…
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Poetry Friday: THINGS WE FEEL Activity
Bridget at wee words for wee ones is our host for this week’s Poetry Friday. Head there for the roundup. THINGS WE FEEL Poetry Activity I love sharing and writing poetry with students. Recently, I used THINGS WE FEEL with kindergarten students. It’s the perfect…
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Poetry Friday September 2, 2022: The Sealey Challenge Reflection
This week Linda at Teacher Dance is hosting. Hop on over there for the roundup. Haiku of the Week orange tangles intertwine other vines– wetland spaghetti Haiku and Photo © 2022 Marcie Flinchum Atkins Photo of dodder taken at Huntley Meadows Park. Playlist…
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Poetry Friday August 26, 2022
This week’s Poetry Friday’s host is Tanita Davis. Hop on over there to see the Poetry Friday roundup. Haiku of the Week leaf miners tunnel a roadway create a map Photo & Haiku © 2022 Marcie Flinchum Atkins Playlist for Haiku Moment Poetry…
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Poetry Friday August 19, 2022 Haiku Moment Videos
This week’s Poetry Friday roundup is at Leap of Dave. Haiku Moment Videos A few weeks ago, I introduced my Poetry Printables page. My hope is that teachers will be able to use the printables with their classes. But poetry is meant to be read aloud, so I…
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Poetry Friday August 12, 2022: Magazine Poetry
Margaret at Reflections on the Teche is hosting Poetry Friday this week. Hop on over there to see the roundup. Magazine Poetry I always have a big stack of unread magazines–The New Yorker, The Atlantic, Scientific American, and more. They all have poetry in them. And…
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Poetry Friday August 5, 2022: THINGS WE FEEL Poetry Anthology
Today’s Poetry Friday host is Molly at Nix the Comfort Zone. THINGS WE FEEL Anthology One of the best things I’ve done for myself this year is to lean in to poetry. I’ve made poetry a part of my daily reading and writing habits. I’ve also taken…
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Poetry Friday Roundup & The Sealey Challenge
I’m hosting Poetry Friday! If you are sharing your post, you can add your link below. The Sealey Challenge As you may have guessed by now, I love a good challenge. I often create challenges for myself in writing and in reading. When I recently read about The…
