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1. childrens.poetryarchive.orgThe Children’s Poetry Archive - Listen to the world's best ...

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   Listen to the world's best poetry read out loud. Explore 100s of poems read by the poets themselves. Read along or listen distraction free.

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     My name my name my name dearer to me than winning the...

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     Explore Similar Poems. Also by Matt Goodfellow. Poem Meet at...

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     We gathered resources here to help you teach poetry. There...

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3. www.poetryfoundation.org › articles › 68695Ten Poems Students Love to Read Out Loud - Poetry Foundation

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   • “They Flee from Me” by Sir Thomas Wyatt. What can attitude tell us? To help students find out, begin by asking who owns the action of each stanza in this poem.
   • “The Chimney Sweeper” by William Blake (1789) What can rhyme tell us? At the end of the 18th century, Blake wrote two scathing poems that denounce the abominable practice of exploiting very young children as chimney sweepers.
   • “The Chimney Sweeper” by William Blake (1794) What can point of view tell us? Five years later, Blake wrote a second poem about child chimney sweepers that appeared in Songs of Experience.This much shorter poem begins with the same rhyme scheme as the earlier poem.
   • “Jabberwocky” by Lewis Carroll. What can syntax tell us? Carroll’s Alice says of “Jabberwocky”: “Somehow it seems to fill my head with ideas—only I don’t exactly know what they are!”

4. www.ianbland.com › poems-to-learn-and-performPoems To Learn And Perform! - Ian bland School Poet

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   Poems To Learn And Perform! Click here to download a free poetry ebook for your primary class and get your children performing! Learning and reciting poems has become a central part of literacy in the new curriculum.

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   Do children like performing poetry?

   • Some children will love performing poetry; others will find it difficult. But there are lots of different ways to approach performance. And the value is in the process as much as a ‘final performance’. TIP: Learn a few poems that you can perform yourself. Children will appreciate your reciting from memory. What kind of performance?

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   What is the children's Poetry Archive?

   • The Children’s Poetry Archive is a place where you can listen to poems read out loud. We have poems read by the poets who wrote them as well as poems which other people have recorded for us. We think everyone has a favourite poem, it’s just that they haven’t heard it out loud yet. We hope you find your favourite here.

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   Is a poem a performance?

   • The word “performance” can sound rather grand. But a poem is ‘performed’ whenever it is spoken aloud. Reading a poem to one other person or reciting on a stage are both performances “Reading aloud is one of the best ways of inhabiting the experience of a poem.” David Fuller, Professor of English

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   Are performance poems worth learning?

   • As well as just learning for the sheer joy and enjoyment it brings, performance poems can have additional and powerful fringe benefits.

   Poems To Learn And Perform! - Ian bland School Poet

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6. www.readingrockets.org › poems-choral-readingPoems for Choral Reading - Reading Rockets

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   here children of all races write beautiful poems in English and Spanish even in spirals and following the beat of teacher Felipe's clave here children learn to sing with their hearts from: Alarcón, F.X. (2005). Iguanas in the Snow and Other Winter Poems/Iguanas en la nieve: y otros poemas de invierno. Illustrated by Maya Christina Gonzalez.

7. www.poetryoutloud.org › listen-to-poemsListen To Poems | Poetry Out Loud

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   Listen To Poems. This audio guide contains distinguished actors and poets reading and speaking about poetry. Listen to these tracks to help you or your students master the art of recitation.

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9. poets.org › poems-kidsPoems for Kids | Academy of American Poets

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   The following poems explore the themes of reading, writing, and poetry by poets like Yves Bonnefoy, Emily Dickinson, Martín Espada, and more.