Poetry
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Magnificent Things - Poetry for Children
Reviewed September 11, 1999 by a parent from Sarasota, Florida who is affiliated with the site. Original poetry for children of all ages. Fun poems, silly poems, poems to spark the imagination.
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Magnificent Things - Poetry for Children
Reviewed January 10, 2000 by Renee the Poet lady, a parent from Sarasota, Florida who is affiliated with the site. Original poetry written for children of all ages. Silly poems, poems about animals, poems to spark the imagination and more.
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Listen & Write
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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Kurzweil Cyber Art
Reviewed April 11, 2000 by a reader from New Orleans, LA who is affiliated with the site. Here’s another one for National Poetry Month: Kurzweil Cyber Art. The site has a free download for Windows that contains a random poetry generator screensaver. You can also get Ray Kurzweil’s Cybernetic Poet (RKCP), which can learn the styles of poets like Keats, Blake, Dickinson & Shakespeare, among others, and suggest turns of phrase in the style of those poets! It’s a great and fun way to learn about poetry!
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KidzPage
"The KidzPage is a delightful collection of poetry that shouldn’t be missed. Start with Emmi Tarr’s Critter ABCs. "A is for Antelope graceful in flight. B is for Butterfly, glittering bright." Then move on to Ogden Nash for more animal fun. "God in his wisdom made the fly. And then forgot to tell us why."Near the bottom of the page, you’ll find poetry submitted by kids and teens. For more places to send your kids’ poems, come back next week for my column on "Writing Poetry.""
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Kid Authors
"Kid Authors is a creative place for kids like you. Here you can share your stories and poems with people around the world, including your friends and family. You can also read stories and poems written by kids around the world. A clean interface, a good search tool, and an easy-to-use submission form make this site first class. Published works are available not only to read, but also to rate on a scale of one (okay) to five (excellent.) Top rated works get a spot on the site’s front page along with the editors’ top choices. "
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Katie Did and the Neon Peach
Reviewed December 25, 1999 by Karen, a reader from Kansas City, Missouri who is affiliated with the site. Katie Did presents her collection of original, illustrated, rhyming Stories for kids of all ages, as well as hundreds of coloring pages, puzzles and jokes.
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Interactive Poetry
Reviewed December 10, 1999 by Annie from New Zealand who is not affiliated with the site. Interactive poetry - written in Java - ages 8 to adult. A fun click and drag game - great for reading children ... if they can get their parents off it!
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How to Tell the Birds from the Flowers
"This verse by Robert Williams Wood was first published in 1907 by Paul Elder and Company. Having noticed that the copyright had expired on the volume that belonged to his great-grandmother, David Newman scanned it onto his Web site in its entirety. Kids and adults will enjoy the verses and the illustrations that teach us "How to Tell the Birds from the Flowers". "Some are unable, as you know, to tell the Crocus from the Crow. The reason why is just because, they are not well versed in Nature’s laws.""
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Grot, Grub ’n’ Grime"
Reviewed November 26, 2000 by Simon Tinsley, a reader from Staffordshire, England who is affiliated with the site. Barf, snot, and bogies may not appeal to adults but believe you me, kids love ’em. Tons of gross out poems to make kids chuckle and a few extras too. Fun, safe, and becoming more popular everyday.
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