The Power of Poems: Teaching the Joy of Writing PoetryA common-sense approach to teaching your students how to write poetry, with lots of classroom-proven strategies and activities that free you to fit poetry into just about any part of your day. Activities are adaptable for high-school students. Encourages creativity while teaching solid writer's craft techniques. |
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The Power of Poems: Writing Activities that Teach and Inspire Margriet Ruurs No preview available - 2013 |
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References to this book
Teaching All the Children: Strategies for Developing Literacy in an Urban ... Diane Lapp No preview available - 2004 |