“The poems I like best wear classic black with vintage accessories and smell like a new book, the spine just cracked.“
“The poems I like best wear classic black with vintage accessories and smell like a new book, the spine just cracked.“
Reading poetry out loud helps us hear the rhythms and sounds that make each poem unique. After exploring a few poems, pick one that you find interesting or funny, and try reading it with a friend or family member.
pickThis book has three dozen poems that play with language, from rhythmic rhymes and tongue twisters to bilingual poems and verses for multiple voices. Each selection encourages children to engage with poetry in fun and interactive ways, whether through recitation, memorization, or even singing.
“The poems I like best wear classic black with vintage accessories and smell like a new book, the spine just cracked.
Poems to Speak, Sing, and Shout by Paul B. Janeczko, we explore poems that are meant to be enjoyed out loud! Reading poetry out loud helps us hear the rhythms and sounds that make each poem unique. After exploring a few poems, pick one that you find interesting or funny, and try reading it with a friend or family member. This book shows us that poetry is not only about reading—it‘s about playing with language, rhythm, and expression.
pickIn A Foot in the Mouth: Poems to Speak, Sing, and Shout (2009) by Paul B. Janeczko, readers are invited into a lively world of poems meant to be performed and enjoyed aloud. This vibrant collection features more than three dozen poems that play with language, from rhythmic rhymes and tongue twisters to bilingual poems and verses for multiple voices. Each selection encourages children to engage with poetry in fun and interactive ways.
“The beeping of the traffic. Beep beep beep beep!
