Sunday morning
clouds and sky
create an image
that pictures
a continent
There are pictures of the continents at wpclipart, which are part of the Geography category.
Sunday morning
Tag: Teacher Resources
Stars in the Sky
The early mornings inspire poetry. I sit quietly for a time. Today I looked for poems about the stars in my archives.
stars in the night
and colors
of garden mums
in the rain . . .
new poems begin
night sky
seeing stars
through leaves
short days
stars brighten
winter sky
the same poems
for the rest of my life
stars and tree branches
another sunrise
Haiku Lesson Note:
Our Haiku Awareness Plan for Grades 3 – 4 at The Haiku Foundation features a beautiful haiku about the prairie and stars by Billie Wilson.
As stated in the lesson, “For this Haiku Awareness plan, we feature haiku from the anthology, Montage: The Book, created and edited by Allan Burns (Winchester, VA: The Haiku Foundation, 2010, 2012).”
Robin at Night is courtesy of Reusable Art.
Vintage Shorebirds
Drawing of a Gathering of Shorebirds is courtesy of Reusable Art.
Vintage Morning Glory
Woolly Morning Glory is courtesy of Reusable Art.
Creative Notes: Revision
wearing three layers
in the rain
Spring songs again
birds nest
in letters and words
of the store signs
I wrote this poem in May, 2014. I was at Target in Kohler, Wisconsin. This year, I wrote a shorter version of the poem. I like both versions.
Spring songs
birds nest in letters and words
of store signs
There is a large category of Bird Images at Reusable Art – Breathing New Life Into Old Art. Their category of Flower Images is also significant. Here are some pictures.
Poems are by Ellen Grace Olinger.
Poems From Oostburg, Wisconsin 