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Tag: instagram poetry

April 2, 2018March 31, 2018Rebekah O'Dell

InstaPoetry: a Unit of Writing Study with Resources

Recently, I was wandering around a Target while my daughter was at Girl Scouts, and I was amazed to find six (six!) collections of poetry in the book section! Poetry! At Target! I was so moved that I took a picture and Tweeted, I suppose what moves me is that I don’t think it’s coincidental […]

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