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Hopes & Dreams Competition: Winners & Finalists. The following poems and art were selected as the Winners for the Kids’ Poetry Club Competition on the topic of HOPES & DREAMS! The Winners were selected from over 500 entries that came in from 17 different countries.
January 2024 Poetry Contest - Falling Deeper; December 2023 Poetry Contest - Concrete Angel; November 2023 Poetry Contest - True Friend; Children's Poetry Contest - Summer 2019 - Candy Tree Shops; Acrostic Poetry Contest - April 2019 - The Poetry Masters; Acrostic Poetry Contest - April 2019 - Runner-Up - Father; Birthday Poetry Contest ...
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The Kids’ Poetry Club Autumn/Fall 2020 Poetry & Art Competition invited submissions on the topic of HOPES & DREAMS! Having reviewed over 300 poetry entries, we have selected the Finalists, and you can read all of the poems below as well as hear the poets reciting their poems in our special bonus episodes or in audio files (just follow the ...
Nov 8, 2021 · Winter Wonderland is the latest competition from Young Writers and invites 5-18 year-olds to write a winter-themed poem in any style they like. From acrostics and rhymes, to haikus, diamante poems and free verse, it's a great way to get creative and even try a new poetic style!
Here’s a selection of poems about Winter taken from the weekly Kids’ Poetry Club podcast, including links to podcast episodes and YouTube videos. All poems are written by children’s poet, Little Dazzy Donuts .
Nov 30, 2016 · Winter: Poems for Kids - The following poems explore the themes of winter, snow, and cold weather like “[‘Tis the first snow—]” by Matsuo Basho, “London Snow” by Robert Bridges, and more.
Dec 22, 2023 · From the classic works of Robert Frost and Robert Louis Stevenson to the contemporary verses of Jack Prelutsky and Shel Silverstein, the 12 poems I share here offer a glimpse into the myriad emotions and imagery that winter evokes. Here’s How to Enjoy a Poem. To be clear, there is no right or wrong way to read a poem.