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Frog Hollow Poetry Exhibit
The Seattle classes have collaborated on a poetry exhibition in the hallway art gallery at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center. If you’re in Delridge, drop on by! We wrote and illustrated poems largely on the theme of wishes and dreams in … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged art, Creativity, Homeschooling, Seattle, social change, social justice, Writing
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Writing as Witnessing: writing about the Snoqualmie River salmon run
All writing is about something. When you teach writing, the world just pours in. And in return, writing can influence the world. Experiencing the power of writing as a way of witnessing is very exciting to most of my students. Children … Continue reading
Posted in Ruminations
Tagged Education, Homeschooling, Seattle, social change, Teaching writing, Writing
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Letters for Change
Writing is at its essence communication. However, unlike much communication, writing can cross barriers of time and space and society. Most of us will never sit down for a chat with the president, but we can send him a letter, which … Continue reading
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Tagged American culture, Education, Frog Hollow School, Homeschooling, letters, Seattle, social change, Teaching writing, Writing
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