Sentences with phrase «class poetry book»

-- a class poetry book — a book of things your class learned on a topic — collaborate to make an anthology of stories on the same topic — grade level stories / book — school wide project — collaborative research projects — a global project with pages from different classes from all over

Jared, a young adult hall monitor at a school where I taught writing, brought into my class a poetry book by rapper Tupac Shakur.

This can be an easy way to create a multimedia class poetry book that can be shared with families and other students in the school.

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but I am reading a book for my poetry class right now that continually inspires me.

Some of the older kids were asking for books of poetry, because they were studying it in class, and wanted some to read at home!

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Any one of these books — which run the genre gamut from history to biography to poetry — would make a worthy read - aloud this month (or any month) in an elementary, middle, or high school class.

Karen Bosch got her class engaged in poetry by creating an ebook anthology with Book Creator and publishing it on the iBookstore.

Last year's programme featured author Q&A s, writing master classes, film screenings, cook book demonstrations, bookshop crawls, literary debates, live readings, poetry parties, fiction prizes, book launches, self - publishing workshops and more.

There were beautiful harmonies by the singing group (curated by singer / songwriter Abbie Lathe), comedy sketches, pieces of writing inspired by attendees of the writing class given by novelist Amanda Smyth of Black Rock fame (the book she penned), poetry and of course, trapeze.

The selections for this digital include images of apples from fifteen Crystal books of color plates published between 1851 and 1922 and an array of materials from the Special Collections manuscripts and book collections includes folklore class reports, folk customs, poetry, and souvenir booklets of Bentonville and Northwest Arkansas.