Spring, A Time of Growth and New Beginnings




I hope this spring break as been a fun and restful one for everyone. I hope you come back rejuvenated. I’ve spent my time working around the house and reading, a lot! I’m reading the Book Thief by Markus Zusak. Each page is full of sensory language intensifed by figurative language; it’s hard to put down. Anyway, fourth quarter will bring some changes to room 802. First of all I’ve arranged the desks into a semicircle to facilate our sharing of poetry. The back wall will feature a poetry wall for young aspiring writers to spin their words of wisdom. We’ll be writing a lot of poems to start fourth quarter. I found a great websiteful of poetry ideas. We’ll be using some of the poetry ideas from this website in class. The site is called writefix, check it out. WriteFix.

Magnetic Poetry is also a fun cite to “Play with Words” and use your imagination to create a creatived poem.

Enjoy the rest of your spring break!

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4 Responses to “Spring, A Time of Growth and New Beginnings”

  1.   Ann Onymous Says:

    Here’s a Poem

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    Same World
    Same Country
    New State
    New County
    New City
    New Neighborhood
    New School
    New Friends
    New Opportunities
    Same Personality
    Same Me

  2.   Aaron Gillepsie Says:

    Here is a poem, it’s kind of raw.

    What we had
    it was good
    but you need to have this understood
    I hate you so much
    I want you dead
    You’re making me sick
    in the head
    You crushed my heart
    then made me cry
    Now will you please
    just die?

  3.   Addison Quam Says:

    I really like this quote, I think it’s also probably true unfortunately. It also makes me think of the Sneetches by Dr. Suess
    -”If we were to wake up some morning and find that everyone was the same race, creed, and color, we would find some other causes for prejudice by noon” -Sen. George Aiken (1892-1984)

  4.   =] Says:

    K, how bout this?

    *ahem-clears throat*

    roses are red
    violets are blue
    sugar is sweet
    and so is honeydew?

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