Tag: poetry in our schools

• Happy Half Hour with Heather Grace Stewart!

  Heather Grace Stewart

  February 9, 2021

  Writing

  canadian novels, canadian poetry, Poetry, poetry in our schools, published author

• The Status Quo

  We hashtag the woe, then go back to our lives: the status quo.

  Heather Grace Stewart

  June 14, 2016

  Poems about International Politics, Poems about Life and Death, Poems about Loss, Poems about Terrorism, Poems on Making a Difference, Poems that Rhyme

  guns, mass shootings, Orlando massacre, poetry in our schools, terrorism

• “The Groovy Granny” is “a winner”

  Review by Nate Hendley, author of ‘Motivation’ and 9 other books, http://www.natehendley.com/ This hardcover book features a delightful collaboration between mother and daughter (one Kayla Mae Stewart, five-years-old at the time of publication). Mom provides the poetry while Kayla’s vivid drawings illustrate the text. Don’t let the earnestly colourful pictures fool you; while the book […]

  Heather Grace Stewart

  July 4, 2011

  Engaging Kids And Teens With Poetry, Funny Poems, Kids, Self-Publishing

  canadian poetry, giggle poetry, Kids, poems for preschoolers, poems for young readers, poetry in our schools

• “Poetry, Ahhhh!” –Not “Poetry, Arghhh!”

  I’ve always been in love with poetry –but I loved words at a very young age, and my first experience being told to write a poem was a very positive one. My grade one teacher took us to the local arena, and when we returned, she asked us to write an “expressive limerick” about it. […]

  Heather Grace Stewart

  April 27, 2010

  Engaging Kids And Teens With Poetry, Facebook Poems, Kids, Poems about Change, Poems about Facebook, Poems About Words, Poems that Rhyme, Uncategorized, Writing

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