Poetry Books for Children - Preschool through Grade 3 KEYWORDS:
Poetry is a great way to explore an object, topic, or theme. With a little guidance, readers will recognize the forms of poetry, such as narrative or free verse, as well as the elements of poetry, such as imagery, figurative language (for example, metaphor or personification) and rhythm, rhyme, and repetition. Whether read alone or in a group, poems are best read aloud!
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Farrar, Straus and Giroux
Animal Poems“Ms. Worth brilliantly employs all aspects of the poet’s craft.” – The New York Times Book Review Each of the exquisite twenty-three poems in this... |
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If you’re smart, you’ll read my book Of modern children’s etiquette. If you don’t, I’m sad to say – Your life will be pathetiquette. Meet Miss... |
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Frances Foster Books
Emily Dickinson's Letters to the World"A quick but complex taste of a quick but complex poet . . . This small tribute effectively captures a sense of Dickinson's precise language and wide-open... |
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Farrar, Straus and Giroux
Father Fox's Christmas RhymesA cozy collection of holiday verse Who is that knocking at the door? It’s old Father Fox with surprises galore! Licorice & lollipops, lemons &... |
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Farrar, Straus and Giroux
George Washington's TeethA tongue-in-cheek dental history of our first President "Poor George had two teeth in his mouth The day the votes came in. The people had a... |
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Melanie Kroupa Books
Grace for an Island MealBless this board and bless this bread. Bless this skylight overhead through which any eye may see wheeling gull and blowing tree. One morning in Maine,... |
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Melanie Kroupa Books
Me I Am!I am the only ME I AM who qualifies as me; no ME I AM has been before, and none will ever be. Three very different children reveal their individual... |
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Farrar, Straus and Giroux
The MoonSo begins Robert Louis Stevenson’s famous poem The Moon. Now Tracey Campbell Pearson takes readers on an illustrative late-night adventure set to this text in... |
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Farrar, Straus and Giroux
My Brother BertBert’s little sister knows that he loves to bring home pets and hide them in his room, and her curiosity about what is going on in there has been building and... |
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Farrar, Straus and Giroux
My Feet Are LaughingMy name is Sadie and I live in Harlem with my mother and my little sister, Julie. Sadie likes living in her grandmother’s brownstone, where she has her... |
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A charming book of children's rhymes by the Caldecott Medalist. I'm the king of the castle, Get down, you dirty rascal! There she goes, There she... |
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Six voices from an inner-city classroom In a series of candid free-form poems, Karen English presents the thoughts of six third-grade children in one day... |
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Frances Foster Books
Summertime WaltzA poetic interpretation of the summer evenings of childhood Lovely the lateness in summertime darkening. Dinner is over. The grownups are... |
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Melanie Kroupa Books
There Was a Wee Woman . . .There was a wee woman who lived in a shoe with her many wee children (their tiny pets, too). Six crammed in a bed, tangled up in a heap. Some wrangled, some... |
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Frances Foster Books
This Next New YearCelebrating the Chinese New Year A young boy looks forward to Chinese New Year - also known as the Lunar New Year, the day of the first new moon. It is a... |
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Farrar, Straus and Giroux
The Whole Green WorldCome and dance the whole green world! I've got a little pair of shoes. (Comfy, cozy little shoes.) Got a little pair of shoes to walk the whole round... |
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