61. EDSITEment - Lesson Plan Use these terms yourself when you talk about poetry. If you asked the class to listen for something specific, find out what HarperCollins Children s Books, 1973 http://edsitement.neh.gov/view_lesson_plan.asp?id=301

62. National Poetry Month Oxford book of children s verse in America, PS586.3 .O94 1985. poetry criticism, PN1010 .P499 v.129. than 200 volumes, each devoted to a specific topic, period or http://www.mesastate.edu/msclibrary/instruction/pm.htm

National Poetry Month: Internet Links Poetry Reference Sources in the Library Poetry E-Journals Find Articles about Poetry, Literature and more National Poetry Month: Internet Links The biographical information on close to sixty poets in this special collection is from the Gale Group. In addition Biography.com has added links to related poets and to other Web sites for each poet. Use this site from The Academy of American Poets to find poets and poetry, hear poems in the Listening Booth, and locate information about National Poetry Month, celebrated every April. Includes news; an index of major poetry publishers, periodicals, and distributors; an events calendar; and tip sheets on setting up programs, events, and classes. Poetry Awards is a list of major American poetry awards with recent recipients. Giggle Poetry is the premier web site for humorous children's verse on the web. In addition, to being named to numerous educational and children's listings of top sites, Giggle Poetry has won many awards.

63. Internet Guidebook For Writers Here are some quick links to jump to a specific topic Services include author tours, national media campaigns, children s market research, consulting poetry. http://www.horsburgh.com/h_writer4.html

There Is A Wealth Of Information On The Net Inside IT Manager's Corner Reference Just For Fun F inding specific information on the Web can be a frustrating experience. It seems that after spending hours on the Web, all you have to show for it is eye strain. In this article I will talk about places on the Web to find information on specific genres of interest to writers. While I can't cover all areas, I'll focus on eight specific genres: young adult and children's writing, Christian writing, drama and playwriting, mystery, poetry, romance, history, and science fiction. Now let's get to the sites. In each genre I've listed the Web sites in alphabetical order. If a site is particularly excellent, I've added a " Recommended " note. Here are some quick links to jump to a specific topic: Christian Writing Mystery Poetry Romance ... Science Fiction Aaron Shepherd's Kidwriter Page www.aaronshep.com/kidwriter/ Resources for children's writers. Articles, how-to tips, useful books, professional writing guide, etc. Books For Children and More www.users.interport.net/~hdu/

64. National Poetry Month Webliography - CIMC "Education Information" Page Besides the enormous amount of useful information available from the site, there is a specific link to Tipsheet ISLMC poetry for Children http//falcon http://cimc.education.wisc.edu/ed_info/webliographies/poetry.html

cimc center for instructional materials and computing school of education @ university of wisconsin - madison Skip navigation hours MadCat reserves ... about education info guides gateway webliographies cimc journals list ... contact information for... undergrad students graduate students uw-madison faculty K-12 educators ... distance students School of Education UW-Madison 225 North Mills Street Madison, Wisconsin 53706 National Poetry Month Let words speak for themselves... The Academy of American Poets - National Poetry Month - http://www.poets.org/npm/index.cfm The Academy of American Poets began National Poetry Month in 1996 "to celebrate poetry and its vital place in American culture." As an organization, it was founded in 1934 to help support American poets and to encourage the appreciation of contemporary poetry. Besides the enormous amount of useful information available from the site, there is a specific link to "Tipsheet for Teachers" from the "Resource" page. If you want to celebrate National Poetry Month, why not go to its roots? Favorite Poem Project - http://www.favoritepoem.org

65. Children's Poetry In The Poetry Zone The poetry Society, Young Book Trust and The National Association class or class size group of children so it will be necessary to target specific groups or http://www.poetryzone.ndirect.co.uk/teach4.htm

INVITING A POET INTO YOUR SCHOOL Having a writer in school, whether for a day visit or a residency, can help to raise the profile of writing and reading within the school while children get to meet the face behind the name on a book jacket. The Poetry Zone asked Brian Moses, who has been involved with book events in schools over the past 25 years both as a teacher and a writer and is one of the UK's most published and experienced children's poets, to give us the benefit of his knowledge. Who will you invite? How to contact writers and poets Planning the day Preparing for the visit ... Phone numbers Who will you invite? How to contact writers and poets Many of the poets who feature in The Poetry Zone can be contacted directly by visiting the Directory of Children's Poets. If you would like to book a writer or poet not featured you might try contacting their publishers, who are usually happy to help. The Poetry Society, Young Book Trust and The National Association of Writers in Education will help, too, and organisations such as The Children's Discovery Centre, Speaking of Books and Quality Book Events will even arrange everything for you if you prefer that sort of approach. When contacting a writer, he or she will want to know the location and size of the

66. Title Index To Specific Concrete Poems On The Internet to link to a webpage with a single specific titled concrete I select concrete poetry webpages that appeal to a wide range of audiences from children to adults http://www.gardendigest.com/concrete/cvpindex.htm

Title Index Specific Concrete-Visual Poems on the WWW-InterNet Selected and Indexed by Michael P. Garofalo An Introductory Note April 12, 2003 Home A a AaA aaaaa aa Acrobats Ian Hamilton Finlay Additive Color Theory Nari Mez - Netwurker Air Conditioning Sylvia Parker Airplane Takes Off All 41 Lindsay Clements Alphabetica Charles Bernstein Archives Edward Morgan Arms Dan Waber Art and People Clemente Padin Arteroids Jim Andrews Avec Tact Antoine Schmitt bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb b Babel Simon Biggs Ballad of Sand and Harry Soot Stephanie Strickland Banana Peel Tom Nagel Bibliography of Concrete-Visual Poetry Bird #3 Don J. Carlson Black Boxes Charles Bernstein Blanco-Negro Armando Zarate Blue Key Rowena Dugdale Blues Eleanor Nichol (bpNichol) Book Art Frédérique Devaux The Boolean Image Carl Fernbach-Flarsheim Brain Cell Ryosuke Cohen b typed Michael Basinski C C CC C C Calligrams - Links Calligraphy - Links Cannot Cross Charles Bernstein Carmina Figurata Porfyrius Optatianus Cassiopeia Joseph Cornell Cave of Lascaux Chapeau de Paille Francis Picabia Childhood in Richmond Komninos Zervos Cinéma Dick Ilse and Pierre Garnier Circles-Butter Scott Helmes City of Webs Michael Basinski

67. Teacher Centre - English Language Arts specific LINKS. Internet resources related to books for children. For writers 18 and under . Excellent resource for different types of poetry. http://www.chinooksedge.ab.ca/teacher_centre/ela/specific.html

General ELA Links Reference Other Links SPECIFIC LINKS Once Upon a Time . . . A Children's Literature Web Site Lesson Plans for Children's Books Many themed links Just what the title suggests! Children's Literature Web Guide For Young Writers Internet resources related to books for children "For writers 18 and under" Classics at the Online Literature Library Alberta Author Connection Complete online texts from about 30 authors Read/respond to literature by Alberta authors Great Books Online Doucette Index "Preeminent Net publisher of literature, reference and verse" K - 12 lesson ideas for literature Language Arts for Kids EDSITEment "Reading, writing, spelling, grammar, homework help"

68. Stories - Short Story, Children's Books Online, Kid's Books, Fairy Tales, Child of different kinds, books about specific subjects, and their artistic abilities in writing poetry with people Writers Club aims to encourage children of all http://www.indianchild.com/stories.htm

Stories - short story, children's books, kids books, child story book , Poems, Reading, Books, Myths, folks, Kid's Fairy tales, Book Reviews, online children's books, Children's Literature, Child authors and Awards . Useful sites ANCIENT INDIA TALES Inspiring stories comic books Disney Books - Read a Story! - At this Wonderful Disney site, you can choose beautiful stories to read. Select a classic story like Bambi or 101 Dalmatians , or pick a more modern tale like Toy Story Chandama stories - Stories from the chandamama with colorful pictures. Childrenstory for kids -Real Audio fairy tales stories you will enjoy . 4to40.com Interesting mythological stories / Katha, Bedtime stories,Folktales Akbar and Birbal - Stories of King Akbar and Birbal Panchatantra, Hithopadesa. Hitopadesam, Stories of Indian Epics , Mariada Raman, Stories of Tennalirama, Animal Stories, General, Indian Dramatists,Mythology. Bedtime-Story goyogi.com-

69. Erin's Poetry Links there are also links to other poetry sites for children on the in a language other than English and some from specific sections of Includes poetry and quotes. http://www.cswnet.com/~erin/plinks.htm

Poetry and Literature Links There are numerous sites on the web that profide useful poems and poet information. The following are several that I happened to enjoy. I have also added some literature links. Come back to this site often, because I hope to expand this list more in the future. Enjoy!! Poetry Links Poetry 4 Kids Created by children's poet, Kenn Nesbitt, this site is truly exceptional. Including poems by Kenn, there are also links to other poetry sites for children on the net. A wonderful site. The Poet's Corner A truly terrific poetry site. This site has an abundant amount of poetry. Find your favorite poet online here!! English 88, Modern and Contemorary American Poetry A wonderful page. It is a lengthly list of some great literature/poetry sites on the web. 100 of the greatest poems a of all time A great site. You can find some of your favorite poems here categorized by love and life. The Shakespheare Classroom A wonderful Shakespheare site. Great for high school students and teachers or just any Shakespheare enthusists What the Thunder Said A site devoted to the works and life of T.S. Elliot.

70. From Psalms To Seuss - What Poetry Can Do For You | Csmonitor.com all of today s headlines, or alerts on specific topics. take poetry back and to remember that poetry is in and at the heart of many children s stories Green http://www.csmonitor.com/2004/0402/p09s01-coop.html

WORLD USA COMMENTARY LEARNING ... Text Edition Search: Opinion Letters to the Editor Columns: Dante Chinni Helena Cobban Pat M. Holt John Hughes ... Godfrey Sperling Features Columns: 2nd Chapters Marilyn Gardner Economic Scene A Global Accounting ... Ruth Walker Commentary Stories: for 06/11/2004 Let Small FM Stations Bloom Already a Sovereign in Iraq A Venting for Venezuela Remembering Reagan from the Beltway ... What is this? Most-viewed stories: (for 06/09/04) Antidote to 'Iraq is Vietnam' What UN resolution on Iraq will accomplish For Bush, a good week Democrats strike back on faith issue ... Opinion from the April 02, 2004 edition From Psalms to Seuss - what poetry can do for you By Diane Cameron VALATIE, N.Y. April is National Poetry Month. This means poem-a-day e-mails, famous poets on postage stamps, and less-famous ones in the schools working overtime. But if talking about poetry makes you shudder, you're not alone. For many people, the thought of poetry brings back memories of seventh grade. If we were fortunate, we had an English teacher who loved it so much that when he or she read poems aloud we could viscerally experience the power of words meeting air. Related stories: Calling all young poets Does poetry rhyme with politics?

71. BooksSquare.com- A Directory Of Poetry Book these joys in thousands of adults and children nationwide, Cyclops Press Spoken word, poetry, music and film their biannual print journal and a guide for poets. http://www.bookssquare.com/Arts_Poetry.html

BooksSquare.com - A comprehensive index of book online resources BooksSquare.com Home Contact us Link to us About us ... Arts Poetry Category: Specific Poets Specific Titles Listing: PoetryKafe - Books Collection of love, romantic and sensual poetry books. http://books.poetrykafe.com/ Smith, Edwin E. Edwin E. Smith's home on the internet, featuring: book reviews, literary essays, excerpts from works in progress, and information on his book, One Stranger to Another. http://www.edwinesmith.com/ lindamichellebaron http://www.lindamichellebaron.com/ Celtic Cat Publishing Publisher of poetry and anthologies. Cyclops Press Spoken word, poetry, music and film. Reviews of work, and opportunity to buy published material.

72. Gimenei >> Shopping >> Publications >> Books >> Arts >> Poetry We offer free prescription and delivery worldwide. American poets Society/ Free Online poetry Contest Free poetry contest, $24,000 in prizes! http://www.gimenei.com/directory/top/Shopping/Publications/Books/Arts/Poetry/

Search for: Scope: All Words Any Word Phrase Results per page: Request Timeout: Search Depth: Gimenei Shopping Publications Books ... Arts Poetry Book: The Iliad Book: The Iliad/the Odyssey Book: The Complete Arkangel Shakespeare: 38 Fully-Dramatized Plays Music: Talking With The Taxman About Poetry Replacements.com - Glossy Pfaltzgraff Poetry China Pattern Receive a list of replacement pieces that match Glossy Pfaltzgraff Poetry china patterns. Inventory includes dinnerware, tableware, fine china, plates, and bowls. American Poets Society/ Free Online Poetry Contest Free poetry contest, $24,000 in prizes! Submit your original poem online. Possible publication in our hardcover Anthology. Amateur poets welcome. Read poems. poetry.com Poetry.com is the largest poetry website on the internet. Poetry.com is home of the world's largest amateur poetry contest. Enter now to win $10,000!! American Poets Society - Free Poetry Contest Free poetry contest offers $24,000 in prizes. Submit your poetry online for possible publication. Amateur poets welcome. Replacements.com - Glossy Pfaltzgraff Poetry China Pattern

73. A (Kind Of) Turing Test in a wide range of domainspecific Turing tests is Level of poetry experience, Little, Moderate, Professional, Average. on all poem stanzas (3 children, % correct) http://www.kurzweilcyberart.com/poetry/rkcp_akindofturingtest.php3

Poetry by the Cybernetic Poet The Stifling Stuffy A haiku written by Ray Kurzweil's Cybernetic Poet after reading poems by Patricia Camarena Rose and Wendy Dennis The stifling stuffy Catholic schoolroom, where I cannot be real. The Age of Intelligent Machines: "A (Kind of) Turing Test" by Ray Kurzweil No ideas but in things. William Carlos Williams As discussed in several of the contributed articles in this book, the Turing test was devised by Alan Turing as a way of certifying machine intelligence. Turing described a situation in which a human judge communicates with both a computer and a human using a computer terminal. The judge's task is to determine which is which. The judge cannot see the computer or the human and must make his or her determination by interviewing both. The computer attempts to trick the judge into selecting it as the human. The essence of the Turing Test is that the computer attempts to act like a human within the context of an interview over terminal lines. A narrower concept of a Turing test is for a computer to successfully imitate a human within a particular domain of human intelligence. We might call these domain-specific Turing tests. One such domain-specific Turing test, based on a computer's ability to write poetry, is presented here. The Kurzweil Cybernetic Poet is a computer program (written by the author) and provided with an input file of poems written by a human author or authors. The program analyzes these poems and creates a word-sequence model based on the poems it has just read. It then writes original stanzas of poetry using the model it has created. Some of the following stanzas of poetry were written by the Kurzweil Cybernetic Poet. Some were written by human authors (in fact the same human authors that were read and analyzed by the Kurzweil Cybernetic Poet). See if you can tell which are which. On a piece of paper, write down the numbers 1 through 28. Then put a

74. Poetry Each has a specific theme and deadline, so be sure to look at the current issue. Highlights for Children magazine publishes poetry, prose and artwork http://www.tenafly.k12.nj.us/~tmoore/poetry.htm

The Poetry Cafe Check out the excellent poems and exquisite artwork surrounding them. It was a wonderful day, the poets read their poems beautifully, a great time was had by all. Just scroll down the show to find your child's poem. Here's the 9 o'clock show Here's the 10 o'clock show Here's the 1 o'clock show Here is also some information on places for your child to send her/his poem to get published. Cricket and Highlights and Young Voice Magazine (new to me) look interesting: Get Published Publications Looking For Creative Writing and Poetry Magazines: It is always a good idea to learn about a magazine's editorial preferences and guidelines before you send your writing to them. Spider, Cricket, Ask and Muse magazines run monthly writing contests. Each has a specific theme and deadline, so be sure to look at the current issue. For guidelines go to www.cricketmag.com , call 800-821-0115 or write to Carus Publishing Company, 315 Fifth St. P.O. Box 300, Peru, IL 61354. Creative Kids Magazine: The National Voice for Kids publishes works by kids ages 8 to 14. For guidelines, go to

75. Just Curious - Language Arts - Poetry poetry4Kids Popular children s poet Kenn Nesbitt shares his funniest thoughts about the art of poetry writing poems read aloud, and explores specific areas in http://www.suffolk.lib.ny.us/youth/jclpoetry.html

Return to: JUST CURIOUS KIDS' SITES PLACES FOR KIDS AND TEENS SUFFOLKWEB HOME Places for Just Curious: Poetry Children's Haiku Garden - This beautiful collection is made up of haiku and illustrations done by children just like you! Edgar Allan Poe Society - Find biographical information of Edgar Allan Poe's life plus some of his fiction and nonfiction works. Favorite Poem Project - Video clips of poets reading their favorite poem, a forum for teachers and students, a favorite poem database and more. Fern's Poetry Club - Fern, of the "Arthur" series, presents her poetry club where you can learn about different types of poems and how to write them. Giggle Poetry - Learn how to write different types of poems and enter a poetry contest or rate poems written by other children. ISLMC Poetry for Children - Come here to find information on all forms of poetry KidzPage - This site has funny poetry and links for kids of all ages!

76. Shadow Poetry -- Resources -- Don J's Bestbook Poetry Guide Articles Remember Whether You Use Variable or Fixed Fonts ix. Look for specific Forms of poetry Online. Record the Art and poetry of Children Early. http://www.shadowpoetry.com/resources/bestbook/guide.html

Home Members Resources Chapbooks ... Introduction Don J's Bestbook Poetry Guide Articles Don J. Carlson is a poet, teacher, and a retired activity therapist who worked providing instruction and activities in a youth correctional facility for some twenty years. He has also been a commercial artist, school teacher, social worker, and a janitor/maintenance man. Through it all, he has been writing poetry, essays, and short stories for over forty years. Don and his wife, Mim, are musical performers, and have performed American Frontier music of the nineteenth century as a duet and in several other groups including Old Fuss 'n Feathers and The Waffles. They perform at many historic sites playing music of the civil war, trails west, and fur trade era. Don has a bachelors degree in Art Education. He has taught high school, adult classes, classes at his local arts center, and has written many columns online as well as several self published books. Don has exhibited his drawings and paintings at art shows in various museums and has done illustrations for a number of books including his own. He has taught music, art, calligraphy, photography and writing, but states he still has a lot to learn! Don admits he enjoys poetry and has read and studied it quite a bit since he was in high school. As a pastime, Don likes to write responses to the poets of history. These responses take many forms. At present he is working on a book of primarily parodies of famous poems. Don's poetry can be found in the

77. British War Poetry-WWI Modern History Sourcebook World War I poetry and sovereigns, And darkclothed children at play Unless otherwise indicated the specific electronic form of the http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/mod/1914warpoets.html

Back to Modern History SourceBook Modern History Sourcebook: World War I Poetry: Siegfried Sassoon "How to Die" Link to Collected Poems [At Columbia] Wilfred Owen "Anthem for a Doomed Youth" Link to Collected Poems [At Toronto] Wilfred Owen "Dulce et Decorum Est" Herbert Read "The Happy Warrior" W.N.Hodgson "Before Action" Wilfred Gibson "Back" Link to Collected Poems [At Columbia] Philip Larkin "MCMXIV" Link to Poems [At Hooked.net] Siegfried Sassoon "How to Die" Dark clouds are smouldering into red While down the craters morning burns. The dying soldier shifts his head To watch the glory that returns; He lifts his fingers toward the skies Where holy brightness breaks in flame; Radiance reflected in his eyes, And on his lips a whispered name. You'd think, to hear some people talk, That lads go West with sobs and curses, And sullen faces white as chalk, Hankering for wreaths and tombs and hearses. But they've been taught the way to do it Like Christian soldiers; not with haste

78. Poetry Tip Sheet The same bookstore gave away Tshirts promoting a specific book with each Events for Children Sponsor a poetry contest for children, separated by http://www.houghtonmifflinbooks.com/features/poetry/poetrytips.shtml

var ace_path = '/'; More Search Options Poetry Tip Sheet Marketing Find someone on your staff (or a customer) who has a genuine interest in and knowledge of poetry; ask them what they think is missing from your store's poetry section; you may find that you have a customer to go through catalogs with you to improve the section. In your poetry section, create a special display that features books by several winners of a particular award, such as the Pulitzer Prize or National Book Award. Keep abreast of the current winners. Experiment with different awards. Try a display based on the nominees for a particular award. Create and post a flier that lists winners from a number of years. Devote a part of your poetry section to essays and criticism by or about poets or poetry. Take poetry books by local authors on consignment. Ask the poets to sign all copies, then let the customers know they're signed. Support them and they'll support you. Create handwritten shelf-talkers (a small card taped to the shelf, maybe including a short excerpt from, or write-up on, the book) based on staff or customer recommendations in your poetry section. Or place these cards directly in books, and face the books out. Maybe even make a special endcap display based on favorite poetry selections by employees or customers. Merchandising Photocopy a different poem for each day in April and hand them out as bag-stuffers. (See Houghton Mifflin's Poetry Promotion kit!)

79. Literature Websites Novels, poetry, children s books and pamphlets are included. organization sponsors writing workshops, poetry readings, classes events, or select a specific date http://www.cuyahogalibrary.org/onlineresources/websites/Literature.htm

www.cuyahogalibrary.org Doing Research Websites Literature LITERATURE Link to Databases Link to Subject Page Websites listed on this page open in a new window. Close that window to return. Authors and Criticism Drama Full Text How to Write It ... American Authors on the Web Hundreds of American authors are listed chronologically from 1550 born after to  1950 born before with links to pages about them.  Click on time period for list. Jane Austen Information Page A vast compendium of scholarly and fan information for Janeites, this is a delightful  resource for Austen readers and anyone interested in the Regency period. Mr. William Shakespeare and the Internet This is a guide to Shakespeare resources on the Internet; it includes a timeline, genealogy, biography, and scholarly material as well as information about Shakespeare festivals. Online Literary Criticism Collection This contains over 1,600 critical and biographical sources for literary works from many nations.  It may be searched by author, title, time period, nationality. Content varies by author, as does full text availability.

80. Recommended Web Sites: Poetry And Quotations to many, many sites, including some for children s poetry. to help you write poetry; Writing Haiku Links in your browser to locate specific quotations within http://www.sno-isle.org/page/?ID=1134

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