Poem writing contests for kids

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      The urge to write a poem, to daydream, to ruminate, to wonder, even my tolerance of solitude—all became components of a bearing that I would never have guessed would fit me so well, an aptitude that thrives on disorder…” (page 578).

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    • [DOC File]Poetry Slams have traditionally been competitions of ...

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      poem (See Alligator Poem below.) Writers will come up with their own rhymes. Invite participants to try out any and all of the types of poems introduced earlier. If able, keep the definitions and examples on a board or poster for the kids to consult throughout the program. Invite participants to …

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    • [DOC File]Cinquain

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      Contests and competitions. Parades and performances. Joking, teasing. That Was Summer. Remember last summer breezes. Soft and warm. Chasing and catching fireflies. Shooting stars lit up the night sky. And wishes wished. And hoping and praying. Pondering life. That Was Summer Cinquain. A Cinquain is a five lined poem. Here is an example: Spider ...

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    • [DOCX File]University of California, Los Angeles

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      When kids saw the cool tricks, they wanted yo-yos for themselves. 3. Soon Duncan Champions were organizing contests across the country. Competing kids would perform tricks for points—ten if the trick was performed successfully on the first try, five for the second try. Whoever earned the most points won.

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    • [DOC File]Original Poetry Assessment Rubric

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      Feb 01, 2014 · Adding Personality (voice) The writer seems to be writing from experience. The ideas are fresh and new! The writer may be writing from experience, but there is some lack of ownership. It does not always sound fresh and new. The writing does not “belong” to the writer. It …

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      , tips on writing and editing poetry, and for teachers, numerous resources and an online discussion list—"There'll always be something new." Markets for Young Writers. Launch Pad. Chooses stories, poems, and nonfiction that are creative and well written by kids and teens ages 6 through 14. Re:verse

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    • [DOC File]Grammar Worksheet #1

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      Using compound predicates can help your writing become more concise (brief), clear, and readable. Example: Instead of the following: Rob studied the textbook for the exam. Then, he practiced the vocabulary for the exam. After practicing the vocabulary, he memorized the poem—all to …

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    • [DOC File]Richard C. Owen Publishers, Inc.

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      That reminds me of Shel Silverstein's poem, "Whatif," a great poem to read aloud with one volunteer per line. And a great poem to imitate with a group writing activity. Kids can put a (an anonymous) "whatif" line in a box over a period of several days and then all the lines can be combined into a new list poem …

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    • [DOCX File]Shelby County Schools

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      PENterest: Penning your own imaginative pieces. Course Description: Writing is a gift that gets better every year. If you wish to learn new writing techniques to open up an imagin

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    • [DOC File]Growing Young Poets

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      On the first day when I am using this approach to writing poems, I try to act out a poem whose words show us a clear picture. The little children love “The Little Turtle” by Vachel Lindsay, page 28 in Allan Wolf’s It’s Show Time and/or My Dog by Marchette Chute, page 29 in the same book.

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