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pencil tips writing workshop pencil tips writing workshop strategies from children s authors and illustrators pages home about us contact us useful resources writing curriculums publishing student work tuesday august 25 2026 how do we explain difficult topics smoke at the pentagon poems to remember tells the story of september 11 2001 in arlington virginia through a tapestry of poems each narrative poem discusses the terrorist attack on the pentagon from the perspective of a young person the narrators all have their own story of that day and its aftermath seven year old henry waits for his mother almost all the other children have been picked up early from elementary school he s confused and aware that the adults around him have been crying henry says grown ups talk to each other but not to kids read henry s poem and discuss how should adults explain frightening news events should they be direct with kids or should they try to protect them what can adults do or say to make kids feel safe when current events are disturbing sixteen year old calista is taken aback when the little boy she is babysitting tells her he saw a hole in the pentagon calista doesn t know how to explain to a three year old something she doesn t really understand herself writing prompt imagine someone younger asks you about a frightening news event would you explain it or change the subject write a dialogue between calista and dylan about what happened at the pentagon on september 11 th or if you prefer write a dialogue between yourself and a younger sibling to explain a troubling news event for more activities and ideas for using smoke at the pentagon poems to remembe r please visit my website to download the full teacher s guide bio jacqueline jules is the author of fifty books for young readers including the zapato power series the sofia martinez series my name is hamburger the porridge pot goblin never say a mean word again and tag your dreams poems of play and persistenc e the resources page of her website has many activities for educators and parents visit www jacquelinejules com posted by jacqueline jules at 10 32 am 0 comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest labels 2001 9 11 difficult topics jacqueline jules pentagon poetry books september 11 teacher s guide terrorist attacks writing prompts friday july 26 2024 facing fear of the dark with heightened senses with his zapato power sneakers freddie ramos can jump high hear from far away and run at top speed but even a boy with superpowers can be afraid of the dark when a big storm takes out the electricity at his apartment building and most of the city freddie is forced to face his fears a special set of night goggles helps freddie until he realizes that a friend needs them more than he does at that point freddie relies on what he learned in science class about the five senses if one sense is not working you can use the other ones in the climax of the story freddie uses a heightened sense of hearing to navigate in the dark and rescue an elderly neighbor read freddie ramos sees in the dark with your students discuss their own fears and how they have handled them ask if they have ever used their sense of hearing or touch to find their way in the dark discuss how each of our five senses provides important information w riting prompt if you could invent a tool to help you face a fear what would it be what would this invention do how would it work would you try to sell your invention if so how would you advertise it freddie ramos sees in the dark is book 14 in the zapato power series in each book freddie uses his superpowered sneakers to solve a mystery and help his neighbors check out the other titles in the series at albert whitman the publisher s website bio jacqueline jules is the author of fifty books for young readers including the zapato power series the sofia martinez series my name is hamburger the porridge pot goblin never say a mean word again and tag your dreams poems of play and persistence the resources page of her website has many activities for educators and parents visit www jacquelinejules com posted by jacqueline jules at 3 25 pm 0 comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest labels albert whitman publishers chapter books fear of the dark five senses inventions superheroes writing prompts zapato power series monday october 10 2022 persuasive writing a letter to a bully in my name is hamburger ten year old trudie hamburger is ashamed of her last name daniel reynolds the class bully frequently reminds her that it means chopped meat something a butcher grinds up my name is hamburger takes place in 1962 in the small southern town of colburn as the jewish child of a german speaking immigrant trudie stands out as different from her peers when a korean boy joins her class she feels guilty knowing negative attention has been diverted away from her and onto him trudie doesn t like being a bystander any better than being a victim she doesn t know what to do only after a family crisis and the support of friends is trudie able to stand up for herself something people cook on the fourth of july i answer an all american food daniel blinks as if he can t believe someone like me with a dad from somewhere else knows what americans eat but he doesn t say more because i got the last word today my name is hamburger an all american food writing prompt to stop a bully it helps if both the victim and the bystander speak out write a persuasive letter from either the perspective of a person being bullied or a person watching cruel treatment express your emotions in the letter do you feel anger fear or hope that relationships could change can you share personal experiences or reasons why bullying behavior hurts all involved do you have the courage to try and persuade a bully to rethink his her behavior jacqueline jules posted by jacqueline jules at 5 00 pm 0 comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest labels bullies bullying bystander behavior immigrants jacqueline jules letter writing persuasive writing verse novels monday september 12 2022 defeating goblins with teamwork in the porridge pot goblin siblings benny and rose are frightened by an invisible goblin only known by his pranks and his tracks they fear the goblin is too big for them to stop but working together benny and rose learn they are much braver than they think after reading the porridge pot goblin aloud have the class discuss how teamwork saved the day for benny and rose if benny had refused to help do they think rose could have trapped the goblin on her own did benny s presence make rose bolder what role did benny play in how they ultimately handled the goblin ask students to share a time when they worked with another person to overcome a challenge could they have solved the problem on their own what are the advantages of joining forces are there disadvantages writing prompt write your own goblin story imagine the presence of an invisible spirit in your home how would it make itself known what tricks would it play would you try to trap it or make friends would you work alone or with someone s help happy writing jacqueline jules posted by jacqueline jules at 5 00 pm 0 comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest labels class discussion folklore goblins jacqueline jules overcoming challenges siblings teamwork writing prompts thursday september 3 2020 tag your dreams tag your dreams poems of play and persistence celebrates being active reaching goals and learning limits the poems employ figurative language devices such as alliteration simile metaphor repetition personification and onomatopoeia each poem tells a story about a young person discovering skills strengths and dreams through activity team sports are included along with playground games biking sledding swimming hiking and simply twirling in the rain to help teachers use tag yourdreams as a classroom resource i have developed a teacher s guide with questions to discuss ways to examine the poetry and writing prompts to give you a taste please see the poem and questions below tag your dreams discuss what are your dreams for the future examine the poem identify verbs which refer to the game of tag e g chase running reaching do dreams have strong legs is this personification attributing human characteristics to something that is not human write write about your dreams does anything stand in your way are you confident you will succeed or are you afraid of failure the entire teacher s guide can be found on my website i am available for virtual visits with students please contact me through my website at www jacquelinejules com happy reading posted by jacqueline jules at 2 40 pm 3 comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest labels dreams free verse jacqueline jules pencil tips writing workshop persistence poems poetry sports teacher s guide writing writing prompts wednesday june 3 2020 inside out poems on writing and reading do you know how to smell a poem in inside out poems on writing and reading poems marjorie maddox offers the reader a delightful suggestion keep following the trail of scent to sniff out the meaning maddox also tells us how to befriend a poem invite him home for dinner but don t insist on rhyme and she explains that much of what he has to say lies between the lines this clever collection of poems and writing exercises begins with verses on how to see hear taste smell and touch a poem and then delves into poetic devices and forms teachers should find ample inspiration to motivate student writing for example these glorious lines from fishing for sestinas the poems themselves sew together our world the way fish in waves thread themselves in and out the way dreams swim their own stories and this couplet invites writers to try a villanelle to write a villanelle think like a bird that sings a song that you ve already heard the 27 poems in this collection are followed by 9 creative writing exercises including fun suggestions for writing persona poems clerihews and sonnets a 3 page glossary provides succinct definitions for every term referenced in the poems inside out by marjorie maddox is an excellent resource to jump start creativity in the classroom or at home jacqueline jules https metaphoricaltruths blogspot com posted by jacqueline jules at 1 40 pm 0 comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest labels creative writing exercises jacqueline jules marjorie maddox pencil tips writing workshop poetic forms poetry sunday july 21 2019 unsinkable by karen leggett abouraya it hardly sounds like nonfiction from russian orphan to paralympic swimming world champion but this is jessica long s autobiography written with her sister hannah born in siberia with fibular hemimelia jessica had no ankles heels or most of the bones in her lower legs she was adopted by an american family in baltimore maryland and eventually had both legs amputated below the knee there were six children in the long family including another little boy adopted from russia from early childhood jessica was determined to dominate at everything i did including climbing on top of the refrigerator i made the daily choice to not let anything hold me back especially my legs initially she excelled at gymnastics i walk on my knees i m just a little shorter by age 10 she discovered water and started beating girls with legs it s all about technique and how you can work the water giving up was never an option jessica swam her first paralympic games in athens greece in 2004 at the games in beijing in 2008 she felt she had failed because she won only four gold medals along with a silver and a bronze but then she added modeling and public speaking to her accomplishments and has now told her own story in a young adult autobiography jessica s story is inspirational and often funny my high heel legs or sexy legs were created using my sister s feet they molded her feet at a four inch arch and used those molds to make my prosthetic feet she showed off her new legs on twitter jessica challenges herself in and out of the water but her experiences will tantalize young writers as well she has rituals before every race including eating a banana clapping her hands three times and shaking her arms out what do you do to calm or inspire yourself or give you good luck before a match game or special event why do you think it helps jessica was always willing to try something new what is something new you tried to do how did you feel what did you learn from the experience jessica is rightly proud of her accomplishments write about something in your life that gives you great pride don t worry about being boastful this is your time to show and tell on a piece of paper jessica likes posing for photo shoots and often did this with her siblings elle decided to use a picture of me on a couch posing on my knees without my prosthetics it was really cool to be part of something that showed how people with disabilities an do the same things as everyone else including model have students pair off and take flattering photos of each other write an artist statement about your photo explaining why you chose a particular pose or background and what you want people to learn from the photo finally think about jessica s story overall and write your thoughts about what qualities and factors in her life enabled her to overcome great challenges and contribute to her success then think about what qualities and factors in your own life could help you be successful and unsinkable https childrensbookguild org index php karen leggett abouraya posted by jacqueline jules at 5 00 pm 0 comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest labels adoption autobiography courage disabilities jessica long karen leggett abouraya pencil tips writing workshop 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