For laughing out louder

ravenlee

For laughing out louder: more poems to tickle your funnybone | Jack Prelutsky

No idea what book this is actually in, but a Thanksgiving classic. Happy Thanksgiving!

kspenmoll Thank you!!! Giggles, 😂 2y

Ruthiella Happy Thanksgiving to you too! 🦃🙏 2y

Bklover Well this one is accurate! 2y

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Lynnsoprano

For laughing out louder: more poems to tickle your funnybone | Jack Prelutsky

#gratitude30 #laughter No laughter is better than that of my grandkids these days.

hermyknee

Alfoster So sweet!😍 6y

kspenmoll Such joy!!! 6y

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cheyennewilliams

For laughing out louder: more poems to tickle your funnybone | Jack Prelutsky

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This hilarious book of P is sure to tickle your funny bone! It is the silly sequel to For Laughing Out Loud, a book of poems selected (and some even written) by Jack Prelutsky. Whether you're looking for a lighthearted RA or a selection for PR during a poetry lesson, this is the book for you! #ucflae3414f17

cheyennewilliams http://teacher.scholastic.com/writewit/poetry/jack_brainstorming.htm This link will take you to a website where students can learn more about Jack Prelutsky and about how to create their own poems. Teachers could provide the website, this book, and other poems by Prelutsky for students to use as reference during the lesson. (edited) 7y

cheyennewilliams UDL strategy 7.1: optimize individual choice and autonomy. In the provided lesson the students get to create their own silly poems after the reading. They get to choose the topic of their poems as well as the adjectives and rhyming words they use. 7y

cheyennewilliams EL strategy 32: use student pairs for team learning, especially for reports, experiments, and projects. You can utilize both the UDL and EL strategies in this lesson. Have students work in pairs to PR a few of Prelutsky's books and poems and then explore and read the link together. When they reach the brainstorming section of the site, give students the choice to either work alone or with their partner to compose a silly poem. (edited) 7y

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