My blog is an adult! It's hard to believe I've kept at it this long, albeit intermittently. What started as a grad school project co...

Hello! It's been a busy few months with summer programs and then taking a break to plan my fall programs.  My library system uses the Co...

That's a wrap, folks! Thanks for celebrating National Poetry Month with me and exploring how to share poetry with children and teens. Wh...

You can use any of the ideas from the previous three days to create a poetry program for tweens and teens. Day 1: Magnetic, Cut up, and Post...

Today is all about Paint Chip Poetry. Using paint colors to inspire poetry has been around for quite a long time. I enjoy reading the color ...

Today I'll be sharing about book spine poetry and blackout poetry. Both of these are forms of found poetry. Here's a definition of a...

As I've said before, reading and sharing poetry often leads to creating poetry. There are some really fun ways to create poetry with twe...