Free Poetry Printables for National Poetry Month
Published:
March 21, 2019
Contributor:
Annette Breedlove
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I love poetry, but I have to be honest…I don’t always understand it. I love grammar and literature because they made sense to me, but poetry was another story. I had a hard time grasping the symbolism in many of the poems we read in school. Even so, there was something so hypnotic about the rhyming and meter of them that mesmerized me.
From that point on I have loved poetry, even if I didn’t always understand it. So when I realized my kids needed to be taught poetry, at least at some point, in our homeschool journey, I explored poetry printables that I could use with them.
Poetry Printables
There are so many helpful poetry tools and resources online. And what better time to introduce poetry or concentrate on it in your homeschool than April, National Poetry Month. I was so excited to find some wonderful printables that are literally perfect for teaching your children (of all ages) about poetry. And the best part…they’re all FREE!
If you’re nervous about teaching poetry, check out this Free Ultimate Guide – Poetry for Multiple Ages or How to Teach Poetry (Even If You Hate It) to get started!
Free Poetry Printables
- Poetry and Punctuation: Reading with Fluency and Expression
- 28 Resources for Teaching and Writing Poems from WriteShop
- Spring Writing Activities – Creative Writing and Poetry
- Upper Elementary Poetry Activities – Free Printable Booklet and Bingo Game
- Spring Poetry Study Printables and Ideas
- Laughing at Limericks Free Poetry Activity
Poetry Study Printables
- Free Poem in Your Pocket Activity
- Cinquain Poetry Writing Freebie
- Winter Poetry Study and Ideas
- Free Printables and Resources for Poetry Study
- FreePrintable Little Miss Muffet Poetry Rhyme Pages
- Poetry Teatime Experience with Printable Planner
Free Printables to Teach Poetry
- Free Printable Phonics Poetry Pack
- Free Printable First Grade Poetry Notebooks
- Free Printable Simile Poetry Worksheet
- Firefly Poetry and Craft with Free Printable
- Explore 5 Fabulous Features of Children’s Poetry in Your Homeschool with WriteShop
- A Poem Each Week – March Edition | Notes from the Portable
- Free My Winter Friends Poem & Activities | Proud to be Primary
Poetry Printables PDF Downloads
- How to Teach Acrostic Poetry | The Teacher’s Guide
- Free Poetry Lessons, Games, Worksheets and More | Poetry4Kids.com
- Introduction to Poetry Types | Shadow Poetry
- Classical Poems for Children | storyit.com
- Free Rhyming Dictionary | Rhymer.com
- Poems Every Child Should Know | Loyal Books
- Poems & Stories by Robert Munsch | Robert Munsch
- Free Printable Word Bank for Limericks | Schooling Active Monkeys
Printable Poetry Downloads
- Writing an Ode: A Free Poetry Lesson | Crafting Connections
- Free Poetry Teatime Planner | Rock Your Homeschool
- How to Create an Outdoor Poetry Walk with Free Printable | Lit Mama
- Poetry Unit Free Sampler | Classroom Freebies
- Printable Poems for Poem in Your Pocket Day | More than a Worksheet (TpT)
Learn all about Shel Silverstein’s poetry and get our Instant Poetry Analysis download
Middle & High School Resources
- 33 Poetry Writing Prompts for Middle School
- Free Irish Poets Copywork for Middle and High School
- Free Ralph Waldo Emerson Poetry Worksheets
- Free Poetry Lesson for Upper Elementary and Middle School Students
- 30 Days of Poetry Lessons | The English Room
- Poetry Power FreePrintables | The Teacher’s Corner
- 55 Types of Poems to Know | Poem of Quotes
Annette Breedlove
Annette has been married to her husband and best friend since 2003. Together they are raising their six children to follow the Lord’s will, no matter what. Annette longs for the day when she will meet her angel babies who have entered heaven before her. She enjoys creating UNIT STUDIES and FREE PRINTABLES for homeschool families. You can follow her crazy life at In All You Do where she blogs about homeschooling, homemaking and marriage while trying to maintain her sanity. She is also the owner of Thrifty Homeschoolers where she shares her tips on homeschooling without breaking the bank.
