A.A. Milne is the author of the classic Winnie the Pooh stories. He is also an amazing poet and my children have enjoyed many poems written by him during our poetry study time.
I found the greatest copywork and handwriting pages from Teach Beside Me. She has taken some of the favorite poems from a collection of Winnie the Pooh poems and turned them into a sweet little lesson. These are great to use alongside a poetry study of A.A. Milne or a Winnie the Pooh literature study.
You can grab these free printables HERE.
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