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Adam,
I truly love this idea! I use “mad lib poetry” in my classroom quite frequently. I find that it makes the poetry more accessible to the students – and they’re more in tune with structure. Beyond all that teacher-talk, it can also just be plain fun!
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Adam,
I truly love this idea! I use “mad lib poetry” in my classroom quite frequently. I find that it makes the poetry more accessible to the students – and they’re more in tune with structure. Beyond all that teacher-talk, it can also just be plain fun!![:)](../../../../wp-includes/images/smilies/simple-smile.png)