This is a fun poem by Shel Silverstein found in the book Where the Sidewalk Ends. It's great to read and talk about rhyming, recycling and composting. Kids can make their own garbage can and complete an activity sheet. You will need: A clean, empty canMagazines &...
In acrostic poems, the first letters of each line are aligned vertically to form a word. The word often is the subject of the poem. Write your own Halloween acrostic poem. Here is an example: Grayish white in color Hiding, ready to scare Often floating in air Scaring...
Here's a fun poem to recite while you're gardening with your grandchildren. It's written by Moiselle Renstrom. Little seeds lie fast asleep In a row, in a row. "Wake up, wake up," calls the sun, "Wake up now and grow." Little seeds wake one by one In a row, in a row,...
Did you know there's a website devoted to Peeps? CHECK IT OUT. You'll find holiday ideas, recipes and you can even join the Peeps Fan Club. April is National Poetry Month so why not write a poem about Peeps with your grandchildren. Here's one that me and my...