Use this cool free Poem in Your Pocket activity to get kids reading and sharing poetry. Some kids aren’t really into poetry and some are. This activity will be fun for the child who loves poetry and that reluctant child to get them interested in poetry. Create a Poem in Your Pocket bulletin board display with this free template to go along your poetry curriculum or lesson plans.
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