A Foot in the Mouth : Poems to Speak, Sing, and Shout (Paperback)

from marenh

4Q 3P p. 46 My Memories of the Nicaraguan Revolution Eugenio Alberto Cano Correa A tear streaming from my eye, Running through a field seeking refuge, A road lined with bullet shells instead of pebbles, An empty wheelbarrow stained red, A pillar of smoke uniting sky and ground, A slogan cried fro...

from breksarah

This book is a short collection of different types of poems, for elementary children. The poems are written in different languages, in two person perspective, and many other types. This book is filled with colorful pictures and creative images, that go well with the poems. I really enjoyed the cr...

from sabdelaz

A foot in the mouth is truly a fun read as it has many different various poems for its audience. My favorite was the "Ping-Pong Poem" by Douglas Florian. The words of the Poem are separated by a ping pong net which is very creative thing and the words of the poem seem to be the balls being hit fr...

from Jordanlaine

A foot in the mouth is a short collection of different types of poems. The book features famous poems for elementary level children. There are poems in different languages, two person poems, limericks, and many of other types. This book can be used as a great tool for teaching children about poet...

from lmrayvon

4Q, 2P: This is a wonderful collection of poems that feet the theme wonderfully (the theme being silly rhymes and nonsensical stories). You just can't help but read most of them out loud. The selection of the individual poems to be included was spot on! However, I don't find poetry to be a genre ...