A simple poem for a spring day that successfully explains my choice is subject area.
Math is hard
So
I teach English
A simple poem for a spring day that successfully explains my choice is subject area.
Math is hard
So
I teach English
Love, love, love…a thousand times over! You are speaking my language!
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this is too funny and it makes a great haiku!
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technically (i know) it’s not a haiku but a cute poem! Now I’m thinking I might try to write a haiku about pi day
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That made me chuckle! Creative idea pi-ku.
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You had me at pi-ku – so clever!
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Love how you use your expertise in ELA to use a poetry form to express your inner feelings on 3-14!!
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Oh, I missed this last week. I love the pi-ku you wrote. Such a clever form.
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Welcome to the musing millennial! I hope you enjoy my early 2000s nostalgia, my unfounded weather predictions, and my thoughts on life as a 30 something old English teacher.
This March I am participating in the Slice of Life Challenge from Two Writing Teachers.
Things I remember from SOL 2023 5 Things I am looking forward to about SOL 2024
Inspired by Sally’s list (see it here) I’ve decided to end this year’s SOL Challenge with a list of favorites. It was a fun exercise that brought back a lot of memories! It’s been great slicing with all of you this year 🙂 See you in 2025!
A poem inspired by Judith Viorst’s poem, What Dads Do Make popcorn Make a nest for movie night Make twin beds into a king bed for a sleepover Make sure the monsters stay in their hiding space Play the matching game. Again. And again Walk swiftly next to the two wheeler bike Hide where they…
4:30 – “Thank goodness it’s still early…the parking lot is usually full by 5pm” 4:35 – “Is that rain or sleet?! It feels like its pelting us from the side. We haven’t seen wind like this in awhile” “Well, that’s March in the Outer Banks” 4:40 – “Here’s our homemade corn bread, just to start…
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