Draft of #365 Photo by Amy LV Students - today's poem is an occasion poem, for this is the final day of My Poem Writing ...

    Choosing by Amy LV Students - yesterday I was thinking about problems and solutions both in life and for characters in...

Peek-a-Boo! Photo by Mark LV Students - have you ever played with your food?  Sure you have!  I have fond memories of my bolog...

Cali on Road Photo by Amy LV Cali in Woods Photo by Amy LV Cali in Field Photo by Amy LV Students - it is amaz...

Chinese Checkers Photo by Amy LV Our family has been playing a lot of Chinese Checkers lately.  Somehow I missed this experi...

Georgia, Henry, & Hope in the Shelter Photo by Elizabeth Pellette, 2009   Students - when I was a child, I remember thinkin...

Books are Food by Amy LV This is poem #11 in my Poetry Friday series of poems about reading and books and words.  I think th...

Lynx in a Violin Case Photo by Amy LV Students - our children all play musical instruments, and so we are lucky to have a hou...

Our Fridge Right Now Photo by Amy LV Students - the scene in this poem has never ever happened to our family before.  I got t...

Students - this poem came from something that just happened yesterday.  I pulled out a pile of sheets and towels from the dryer, and Ho...

Cast Signing by Amy LV When I was six years old, I broke my arm by sledding under a barbed wire fence.  That really hurt, but it ...

This poem does not count for #355.   It does not count because it is too like the poem "Anteater" by Shel Silverstein .  However...

Tulip Decisions by Amy LV Students - If you have never planted tulips, one of the interesting things about them is that they ar...

Hugging the Moon by Amy LV Students - this poem came from my excitement over tonight's super full moon.  It's true, t...

Great Grandma Connolly's Hand in 1936 Print by Great Aunt Edythe Toebe This is poem #10 in my series about...

Our Creek Photo by Elizabeth Pellette Students - one could call type kind of poem a teach-you-a-fact-poem.  Taking facts we kno...

Our First Snowdrops Photo by Amy LV Today I offer my first haiku of 350 poems.  This week we have been simply tickled to see our ...

Early Spring Field Photo by Amy LV This poem is dedicated to Dale Sondericker , a second grade teacher at Marilla Primary in...

Today's poem is dedicated to librarian Cecilia Driscoll's third grade students at Elma Primary School in the Iroquois Cent...

Clock by Amy LV Happy Daylight Saving Time! Yesterday I listened to an interview with Howard Mansfield in which he sp...