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96: Five Ways to Introduce Poetry into the Outdoor Classroom
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Nature is a great resource for inspiration, especially when getting children to write. Inspired by Episode #95, today’s mini-episode digs deeper into simple ways to introduce poetry to children in your outdoor classroom.
They include:
1. Share and discuss poetry
2. Recite and act out poems outdoors
3. Write poems in a sit spot outdoors
4. Integrate poetry and photography into your nature-based lesson plans
5. Choose a tree in your outdoor classroom and make a poetry tree.
Take a listen and learn how I unpack each of these 5 seeds of inspiration.
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