Poetry classroom

3 Different Ways to Explore Poetry in Your Classroom. A blog post exploring poetry and some different ideas for bringing poetry alive in your classroom

Elements of poetry anchor charts

Poetry is, let's be honest, not easy to teach at times. I feel it's the hardest genre to teach to my second graders. But it doesn't have to be something you dread to teach. And it doesn't have to be something your students dread either! Using engaging, funny poems while introducing the elements of poetry

Celebrate Poetry Month with these fun and exciting poetry activity ideas for middle school students. Click through to read this blog post, where you will find some poetry teaching tricks, exciting and engaging poems for your middle school students, and suggestions on how to make poetry exciting in your middle school classroom. #middleschoolpoetry

Bringing poetry into the classroom to get students to talk to each other, express their thoughts, and tackle challenging topics.

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Love this poetry bulletin board display for any elementary classroom! A poetry word wall on the left and then more detailed poetry anchor charts displayed on the right. Poetry vocabulary words describing parts of a poem and types of of poems (Diamante, haiku, sonnet, bio poem, acrostic poem writing, free verse). Also works great as a reading bulletin board and poetry terms reminder for poetry month. Parts of a Poem Poster | Poetry Bulletin Board Ideas

I've put together 30 poetry activities for reading poetry, writing poems, and incorporating poetry into your other subjects and lesson plans.

A collection of different poetry lessons, activities, and projects, plus a TDA essay, digital escape room, and final test!

I like to spend a couple weeks each year teaching my students about poetry. We do a number of fun activities in addition to reading and wr...