B.A. (Education/cum Laude), M.Ed. (Curriculum & Instruction/Magna cum Laude), and M.Ed. (Educational Leadership/Summa cum Laude)

Mrs. Rae Marie  (Writing, Poetry, ACE Educator)

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Using text structures and the mentor text, DRAW by Amy Ludwig VanDerWater to create your own poem!

Use Mentor Poems to Read, Analyze, and Write Poetry (Mentor Poem: Draw)

This class will learn about a different type of poetry each time it meets and students will create their own Poetry Journal 

Poetry Tea Time - Create Your Own Poetry Journal

Ms. Richards - Certified Teacher B.A, B.Ed

In this 4 session 2 week course learners will be exposed to the key elements of poetry and poetic forms and gain the confidence to write meaningful poetry themselves.

Jump Start Poetry: Learn to Write--and Appreciate--All Forms of Poetry

Cindy Frank

Ongoing poetry club for students interested in all forms of poetry.  Learn to use figurative language to enhance your poetry skills and learn about different poets through history every week and how they use language to express themselves.

Pen and Ink Poetry Club for Teens

Micole (Teacher, Permaculturist, Homeschooler)

We're going to learn to write one of the most fun forms of poetry:  Haiku! #ACADEMIC

Writing and Enjoying Haiku Poetry

In this ongoing class, students will read and analyze poetry and learn about poets while discovering the joy of poetry.

Poetry Power: How to Read and Analyze Poems

Jennifer Smith, MA

In this multi-day poetry CAMP, learners will be introduced to poetry and explore 5 types of poems and will write a poem of each of the 5 types.

Climb the Poet-Tree!  Poetry CAMP for Kids

Gwendolyn Johnson, M.Ed.

In this 2 week (4 session) course learners will both learn the key elements of poetry and poetic forms and gain the confidence to write meaningful poetry themselves. (Same content as 4  week version of course)

Jump Start Jump Start Poetry Boot Camp: Write and Appreciate All Forms of Poetry

In this class, students explore the works of renowned poets, learn the structure of poetry writing, and utilize class time as a writing workshop!

Poetry Studies - Writing and Reading

Miss Shauna

Poetry Power Lab is a four-week creative writing workshop where grades 6-9 turn vivid imagery, rhythm, and slam-style performance into a polished one-minute poem they’ll present live.

Poetry Power Lab

Tana Sexton

In this ongoing poetry class, students will develop literary analysis skills through reading, discussing, comparing, and contrasting poems from different eras.

Poetry Pairings: Movements, Eras, and More

In this class we will embark on a captivating journey of self-expression and literary discovery as we delve into the art of poetry, learning and crafting verses that resonate with creativity and personal flair. 

Metaphors and More: Poetry 1:1

Mrs. Durant, BA-Elem. Ed, Star Educator

In this class, learners will explore their creativity and increase descriptive skills through poetry! They will also improve their grammar skills. Students can turn their poetry into creative cards!

Poetry Cards and Creative Writing: Build Literacy With Art

Miss Ashley (B.A. in Elementary Education and ELL)

In this on-going class students will learn about and explore different elements and forms of poetry, from rhyming couplets to haikus to terse verse riddles and more, creating their own fun works of literary art.

Poetry:  Word Fun for Beginners

Connie Duncan B.Th., Letters, Phonics and Word Fun

In this one week (four sessions) camp, we will read, analyze, enjoy, and write poetry with summer-based themes.  #academic

Poetry Camp for Teens - Summer Session

Mrs. Lisa Galvao, B.A. English Ed; M.A.,TESL/TEFL

In this 8-week poetry writing course, learners will become better at #creative poetry writing by completing 7 different poems based on their interests and creativity into a digital book and breaking down what poetry writing is all about.

Be You & Become a Better Writer: Poetry Writing, 8-Week Course

Alison Sloan, Writing Teacher | Cert. ELA/ESL

Deliciously macabre, hauntingly beautiful, and perfectly ingenious -- the poetry of Edgar Allan Poe brings both delight and shivers. We'll explore his works, his life, and his use of language in this fun one-time class.  

Poetry Unlocked: Edgar Allan Poe

Dana Lorelle, Writing, Vocabulary, Essays

I never get tired of teaching these classes! Join me to learn some tools of the writing trade and to have a few laughs along the way! #ACADEMIC 

Mrs. Rae Marie's Most Favorite Writing Classes (Ongoing)

Let's learn how basic truths about life can help you and your reader build an instant relationship!  #ACADEMIC

Make it Personal:  Using Truisms to Connect Your Readers' Hearts to Your Writing

We'll read the original writing of "The Little Gingerbread Boy" written in 1910 by Robert Gaston Herbert, check out some published variations, and respond to guiding questions that assist students in creating their own unique variations. #ACADEMIC

Variations of a Classic Tale: Rewriting The Gingerbread Man

We will help your students recognize social injustices in our world, realize the power in their individual voices, and use those voices as a means of peaceful protest and activism through their own forms of personal expression.

Writing for Justice: Using Your Words to Create Positive Social Change

Using Alberto Rios' (Hispanic American Poet/Poet Laureate of Arizona) poem, "When Giving is All We Have", as our mentor poem we will  analyze and write about giving and the spirit of thanksgiving.

Thoughtfully Thankful: When Giving is All We Have/Alberto Rios 

Enjoy the story of a painter and his penguins through reading, discussion, vocabulary, fluency, author study, a creative culminating project, and more.  #ACADEMIC

Mr. Popper's Penguins Comprehensive Novel Study (Florence & Richard Atwater)

"No other volume of Greek mythology has inspired as many young readers as this timeless classic. Both adults and children alike will find this book a treasure for years to come."  (Amazon)

"D'Aulaire's Book of Greek Myths" Book Study

Letter-writing doesn't have to be a lost art, nor does it need to be a boring exercise. #ACADEMIC

Friendly Letter Roulette (Spinning for Topics/Writing for Fun!)

Don't just write, "I dropped the ball." Instead, write, "The red-striped ball flew out of my hands, bounced wildly down the stairs, and landed in my father's bowl of cereal!" #ACADEMIC

Magic Threes: How This, That, and the Other Fatten Sentences & Excite Readers!

"Don't say it was "delightful".  Make us say, "delightful," when we've read the description. "  (C.S. Lewis)  #ACADEMIC

Ba-Da-Bing! Magically Transforming Lifeless Sentences into Vividly-Shared Experiences

We'll learn about 5 important rules about apostrophe usage in this session.

Grammar Keepers 5 Rules for Apostrophes (Common Errors/K)

In this 4-week creative writing class, learners ages 8–12 will discover fun poetry tools to make their poems pop! Taught by a published poet, this class encourages writers experiment with forms and build a portfolio of original poems

Poetry Writing for Kids: Use Fun Tools to Create Poems That Pop!

Mrs. Friedland, M.Ed. | Personalized Learning

Let's write poems!  In this class we will focus on the fun & joy of writing while also exploring many K-2 writing skills as we write and share different poems each week. #creative

Beginning Creative Writing: Poems and Poetry

Mrs. Thorn, BA-Elem. Ed

Join our 12-week course on major American and English poets! Explore poetic devices, read poetry weekly, and write your own. This comprehensive curriculum is perfect for enhancing your English literature skills while sparking creativity. 

12-Week Poetry Course for Middle School Students: Write, Analyze, and Explore

Elizabeth Schuiling

Turn your child into a poet as they come play and write with poetry in this ongoing class. We'll explore Haikus, Diamante, Cinquain, and Acrostic poems in a fun and interactive way! 

Writing Poetry: Fun with Cinquain, Diamante, Haiku, and Acrostic Poems

Miss Elizabeth: Masters of Ed, Reading Specialist

Explore the fun side of poetry! Each week, we’ll read poems aloud, break them down, and see how sound, word choice, and rhythm shape meaning. We’ll learn literary techniques—and maybe even write a few poems of our own!

Poetry Explorers Club: Discover the Joy of Reading Poems | Write From the Heart

Write from the Heart

In this 3 week class, students will memorize "A Poem in Praise of Rabbits" by Clare Turlay Newberry. 

A Poem in Praise of Rabbits: Poetry Memorization for Tweens

Veronica Copenhaver

In this one-time class, students will memorize the poem "The Wind" by Christina Rossetti. 

August Poem:  Poetry Memorization Made Easy for Tweens

In this one-time class, students will memorize part of the poem "Mr. Nobody" by anonymous.

June Poem: Poetry Memorization Made Easy for Tweens

This class continues every week.  Words left out of poems must be deduced and spelled.  After the poem is a writing activity that builds on some concept from the poem.  I am open to 4 students at each session.  Email me for a link.

Finish the Poem

Jackie Coleman

A Poem in Praise of Rabbits: Poetry Memorization for Elementary Students

In this one-time class, students will memorize the poem "Little Things" by Ebenezer Cobham Brewer.

July Poem: Poetry Memorization Made Easy for Tweens

Dive into poetry! Explore poets like Shakespeare & Sandburg, master rhyme & free verse, and craft acrostics, sonnets, & more. Unleash creativity weekly through engaging discussions. A perfect supplement to any English course!

Poetry, Part 1 - Discover Famous Poets & Poem Styles

Continue on in our series on poetry! Part 2 of the series. Dive into Cummings, Basho, Chaucer & Thomas. Explore haiku, free verse, villanelles, and early poetry —no prior course needed. Join us for writing, discussions, and inspiration!

Poetry, Part 2 - Discover Famous Poets & Poem Styles

Learners will explore the themes and styles of notable poets, enhancing their understanding and appreciation of poetry while developing critical thinking and analytical skills. 

English Language Arts: Poetry Appreciation for Teens - Make Learning Poems Fun!

Kindred Scholars Academy / Christine Santos LLC

In this ongoing course, students will analyze and discuss stories as they appear in verse.

Use Mentor Poems to Read, Analyze, and Write Poetry (Mentor Poem: Draw)

Mrs. Rae Marie (Writing, Poetry, ACE Educator)

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