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Christmas Poetry – The Snowman

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Working with classic Christmas poetry, inspired by Claire Burton.

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Books: Comprehension Ninja: Poetry & Fiction by @VocabularyNinja & @authoradam via @BloomsburyEd

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Comprehension worksheets for primary. By Andrew Jennings & Adam Bushnell.

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Book: Yapping Away by @joshuaseigal via @BloomsburyEd

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Hilarious to heartfelt poems for young children.

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Book: Fire Burn, Cauldron Bubble chosen by @PaulCooksonPoet via @BloomsburyEd

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Paul Cookson brews a spell of fantastically magic poems.

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See It Like a Poet: @BloomsburyEd Children’s Poetry Showcase

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Bloomsbury celebrates National Poetry Day with a week of poetry activity

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I tricked my students into writing poetry

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Sneaking students into writing poetry, by Chris Wise.

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Unseen Poetry Without the Stress…by @FunkyPedagogy

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Unseen poetry is stressful. We feel that it is never given enough time (because there

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The Power Of Voice – Reflective Collaboration by @Love_DA

Dorian Love

I recently came across a site called Flipgrid, which allows teachers to set up a

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Book: Let’s Perform by @cath_howe via @BloomsburyEd

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From ‘They’re Digging up my School Today’ to ‘The Giant African Land Snail’s Rap’, this

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Book: Teaching English by the Book by @MrJClements via @RoutledgeEd

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Review compiled by: Sam Phillips Supported by: Routledge Education Publishing English has a pre-eminent place in education

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Oddly Enough… (Make Your Curriculum Strange) by @perfinker

Gillian Judson

Poetry. Boring? Government. Ordinary? Math. Lifeless? We think not. I had the pleasure this week of working with

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Is the human brain hardwired to appreciate poetry?

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In 1932 T.S. Eliot famously argued, “Genuine poetry can communicate before it is understood.” In

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Poetry by Heart – Poems for Primary

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A superb resource for learning poets at primary schools. Record pupils reading the beautifully illustrated

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Poetry Slam by @chizkent

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– Summer is a great time for teachers. We can gloat about our long break

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The beautiful mental lady without pity by @WSPTOTT

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If you are an English teacher you probably never considered that Keats’ ‘La Belle Dame

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