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Poetry, study and teaching

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Reading and writing poetry

Judith W. Steinbergh

1994

Give Them Poetry! A Guide for Sharing Poetry with Children K-8 (Language and Literary Series)

Glenna Davis Sloan

2003

Poems Please

David W. Booth

2004

Wordplaygrounds

John S. O'Connor

2004

Teaching Poetry

Allan J. Gedalof

2004

Writing simple poems

Vicki L. Holmes

2001

For the good of the earth and sun

Georgia Heard

1989

Poetry handbook

Deutsch, Babette

1957

June Jordan's Poetry for the People

Lauren Muller

1995

Thematic Poetry

Betsy Franco

2000

Did I hear you write?

Michael Rosen

1989

Rose, where did you get that red?

Kenneth Koch

1973

Studying Poetry

Richard Cochrane

2003

On common ground

Jill Pirrie

1987

How to read poetry

Ethel Maude Colson Brazelton

1974

Against the workshop

Anis Shivani

2011

Teaching with the Rib-Tickling Poetry of Douglas Florian

Joan Novelli

2003

Making your own days

Kenneth Koch

1998

On the Study of Greek Poetry

Friedrich von Schlegel

2001

Using the power of poetry to teach language arts, social studies, science, and more

David L. Harrison

2003

A celebration of bees

Barbara Juster Esbensen

1975

Poems for Teaching in the Content Areas

J. Patrick Lewis

2007

Metaphors & Similes You Can Eat and 12 More Great Poetry Writing Lessons (Grades 4-8)

Orel Protopopescu

2003

The line forms here

David Lehman

1992

De/compositions

W. D. Snodgrass

2001

Poetry

J. Paul Hunter

1973

Approaches to teaching Dante's Divine comedy

Giovanni Cecchetti, Carole Slade

1982

Poets teaching poets

Gregory Orr, Ellen Bryant Voigt

1996

How to study a poet

John Peck

1988

Poetry toolkit

Rhian Williams

2009

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