May 2013
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April 2013
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Celebrate National Poetry Month: Day 22
Read poems by writer’s on Figment (then join!)
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Celebrate National Poetry Month: Day 20
Some teenagers in Northern Indiana created a Facebook page to celebrate the upcoming generation of poets.
Follow them and hear some great poems by aspiring poets just like you!
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Celebrate National Poetry Month: Day 19
Learn how to write a poem from a teenager!
Check out what Meredith Weber, a 17 year old poet, wrote, and get some ideas for a poem of your own!
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Celebrate National Poetry Month: Day 18
Learn to draw pictures with words, taking a few tips from Sylvia Plath! (one of my favorite poets by far!)
Scholastic put together a “master class” on poetry, for the student who likes a poetic challenge. Check out their info on Sylvia Plath’s poetic images by clicking the picture below!
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Celebrate National Poetry Month: Day 17
Put a poem in your lunchbox!
Take a poem with you when you eat lunch! It’ll give you something fun to do while you’re munching.
http://www.poets.org/viewmedia.php/prmMID/5629
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Celebrate National Poetry Month: Day 16
Today put a poem (or book of poems) in an unexpected place. Under your mom’s pillow, on the bathroom mirror, in your friends locker (you know those little slits at the top!), etc…
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Celebrate National Poetry Month: Day 9
Cut out words from a magazine and make a poem with the words!
This is called “Cut-out Poetry” or “Found Poetry”
Give it a try!
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New Book List: Exercise Books
Click on the book below to see a list of books on exercising. Lets get moving!
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Celebrate National Poetry Month: Day 8
Read a novel written in verse (you know, like an Ellen Hopkins book).
Click on the book below to see a list of books written in poetic style.
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Eating Poetry
by Mark Strand
Ink runs from the corners of my mouth.
There is...
– Celebrate National Poetry Month! Day 6
Read a poem that’s popular with teenagers. Check out this link!
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Celebrate National Poetry Month: Day 5
Write a poem on the sidewalk!
Get out that sidewalk chalk you used when you were younger (I know you have some), and write a line from a favorite poem. Take a picture and send it to a friend!
See more info: http://www.poets.org/viewmedia.php/prmMID/5630
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Celebrate National Poetry Month: Day 4
Play Exquisite Corpse with your friends.
You’ve probably played Exquisite Corpse in art class, remember (see photo below)
Exquisite Corpse is a collaborative poetry game that traces its roots to the Parisian Surrealist Movement. Exquisite Corpse is played by several people, each of whom writes a word on a sheet of paper, folds the paper to conceal it, and passes it on to the next player...
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Celebrate National Poetry Month: Day 2
Read a book of poetry! Get one from your library.
We have some at Warsaw Library.Click to see if its in.
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Celebrate National Poetry Month: Day 1
Start a Commonplace Book to record all your favorite quotes and poems.
Today, find a small notebook to record poems or fragments of poems that you come across in your reading. As you add to your own commonplace book, you will be drawing a map of your life as a reader and thinker, creating a valuable portrait of your memory and time. - See more at: Poets.org
February 2013
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January 2013
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December 2012
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Why I’ll Always Have a Paper Journal (And You... →
WHY I’LL ALWAYS HAVE A PAPER JOURNAL (AND YOU SHOULD, TOO!)
by Erin Long
If you told me as a kid that I’d be discouraging someone from emulating Doogie Hoswer, I’d be shocked. I know it seems cool to be like Doogie Howser and have a journal you type on your computer every night on a really blue screen but I think we can’t let the magic of a paper journal/notebook/diary/log/whatever to go to...
November 2012
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Zombies, Aliens, and Angels, O MY!
Book to Movie Countdown!
Warm Bodies: February 1, 2013
The Host: March 29, 2013
World War Z: June, 2013
City of Bones: August 23rd, 2013!
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Warning: this might be the most disturbing thing...
What Scares Daniel
Kraus?
Posted on October 31, 2012 by NOVA REN SUMA
Link to actual article posted on Distraction no. 99 by YA author Nova Ren Suma.
http://distraction99.com/2012/10/31/what-scares-daniel-kraus/
She is the author of Imaginary Girls, a book that we also have at our library!
Please check out her post.
What scares you? That’s the question I asked YA authors for this blog series...
October 2012
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Anonymous asked: i dowlaoaded overdive and downloaded a couple books do i need to have internet access at all times in order to read my books
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New books @ the Library!
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Skyship Academy: Crimson Rising
Our best-selling sci-fi series continues Following their...
September 2012
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A booklist to help you navigate this thing called...