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Let's Jabberwocky! , the anthology containing over 180 poems, is book 5 in the six volume "Poetry Action for Classroom and Stage " Series. A FREE guide to the series is available by contacting me through this site or from the KBS website.
This volume contains poetry divided into 4 subject areas:
1. relating to animals real and imaginary
2. relating to food, nutrition, and health... More

Let's Jabberwocky! , the anthology containing over 180 poems, is book 5 in the six volume "Poetry Action for Classroom and Stage " Series. A FREE guide to the series is available by contacting me through this site or from the KBS website.
This volume contains poetry divided into 4 subject areas:
1. relating to animals real and imaginary
2. relating to food, nutrition, and health issues
3. relating to people and relationships
4. relating to nature, environment, conservation and built environments.
The poems, which have earned high praise from teachers and students alike, can to be utilised multi-dimensionally across a number of Key Learning Areas in classrooms from kindergarten & preschool to lower secondary and in remedial settings as well as in speech and drama and eisteddfod performance. The accolades received from eisteddfod organisers and from speech and dramas have been terrific! The review by Stephen Robinson, typifies the responses I have had. Stephen is President of the Speech & Drama Teachers' Association of Queensland and also editor of "The Quarterly Voice".
"this is a fantastic initiative by Jenny Poulter...commercial and critical response to texts has been strong....We need more books like this - verse texts supported by writing, speaking and movement activities that invite children to think, feel and share poetically through word (written. spoken, electronically) and action. Purchase of "Let's Jabberwocky!" - and the teacher support texts should be considered by all schools."

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