Poems and Rhyme are Literary Access Points for All This story stems from the age-old text Chicken Soup with Rice: A Book of Months by Maurice Sendak and the linear calendar. Starting in September at the beginning of the school year, we read the...
Your browser does not support the audio element. In this episode of Corridor Conversations, host Gary R. Gray Jr. talks with Reina Cardoso-G and Andrea Fernandez about bilingual classrooms. Want to read instead of listen? Download the transcript...
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Featured Title A Movie in My Pillow/Una pelicula en mi almohada By Jorge Argueta, Illustrated by Elizabeth Gomez With a culturally rich collection of both joyous and painful autobiographical poems, Jorge Argueta takes readers through the experience...
Your browser does not support the audio element. In this episode of Corridor Conversations, host Gary R. Gray Jr. talks with Katie Papesh and Ashlan Bishop about centering joy for poetic discovery and personal growth. Want to read instead of listen...
On My Journey Poetry is healing, and my own poetry has healed me. There’s something about crafting a piece of writing that can mend our hearts. Growing up, I experienced the world in both Arabic and English, and I encountered poetry in both...
Following MM’s Curiosity (Background) As our class was taking part in our daily read aloud time, a student noticed the bookmark with Rebecca Gardyn Levington’s face, a picture of the book Whatever Comes Tomorrow, and a QR code. MM asked if we could...
This month, we’re sharing two free resources to help you make poetry a regular and joyful part of your teaching. "Love for Poetry" by Tyra GallowayDiscover a simple, quick, and impactful weekly routine to bring poetry into your upper elementary...