The poem is short and sweet and I've made it available to you via this link - just copy and paste into your address bar:
https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0By-8pEe8O7e5OGZiZjYwMmEtYTdiNS00YjRjLWEyOWEtZDNlM2VhZmJjMzcy&hl=en&authkey=CK6_h5wF
With regard to the poems I use each month, I either use this website or I simply hunt through Google for one that suits us.
To see our past poetry baskets, click here.
As always, my printables are for your personal use only - please do not sell or offer them in giveaways. Thank you!
~Thank you for your comments!~
9 comments:
ANOTHER great idea! =)
Thank you! I am going to introduce this basket tomorrow in my classroom. I will let you know how it goes! :-)
Oh what a nice poem and fine idéa! I`ll try to do something like that in swedish for my daycare children :)
Thank you for the poem! It's the first I'll introduce to my son for his first poetry basket. I'm sure he'll love it!
Thanks so much for your comments!!
I really want to add this to our routine. Thanks for posting! I included a link on my blog here:
http://ourseasonsofjoy.com/weekend-round-up/weekend-round-up-9/
I love the idea of this but what do the children do with it?
@A Not So Good Writer: check out this post from My Montessori Journey - she explains what goes on with a poetry basket and was the inspiration to me for making my own. http://mymontessorijourney.typepad.com/my_montessori_journey/2010/10/o-precious-words.html
HTH!
I just found this post through Pinterest...what a wonderful idea, one I will link to on my own blog or page. Thank you! Lovely! a.
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