Mrs. Huff's Stuff: Authors and Artists Writing Club!: Name poems

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Monday, October 12, 2015

Name Poems

The "Budding" Class had a wonderful, fabulous, splendid, marvelous lesson on…. you guessed it! Adjectives! Here are some fantastic name poems, with adjectives that begin with the letters in each name, perfectly describing these talented students!

~Zach 1st grade

~Alyssa, 2nd grade

~Chloe, 3rd grade

Thursday, October 9, 2014

Having Fun with Adjectives with Name Poems

My younger students are still learning the value of adjectives. So, our next assignment was to describe ourselves using the letters in our names. Enjoy these fabulous Name Poems!

S is for sweet, stupendous, and spectacular
A is for awesome and A-OK
V is for very cute and crazy
I is for impressive and intelligent
A is for amazing
N is for nice, noisy, and nifty
A is for absolutely fabulous

~Saviana, 1st grade
(Notice how well Saviana dealt with tricky V, plus having three A's in her name!)

N is for nice
A is for awesome
T is for terrific
H is for handsome
A is for amazing
N is for neat

~Nathan, 2nd grade
(Great job with two N's and two A's!)

S is for a super soccer player who has silky hair
A is for an awesome animal lover
M is for having a marvelous mommy
A is for being an amazing friend
N is for nice and neat writing, and eating nectarines
T is for being on the terrific Tigers soccer team
H is for having a happy heart
A is for drawing wonderful art

~Samantha, 3rd grade
(I love the rhyme at the end, and the compliment to her Mommy!!)

Monday, October 1, 2012

Name poetry

The Budding Authors and Artists class got to write name alliteration poems! I loved teaching them the concept of adjectives while finding out more about them through their word choice. 1st graders needed to use one adjective; 2nd and 3rd graders needed two or more. 3rd graders were even encouraged to try rhyming! This is a really fun assignment that can meet the needs and goals of many age levels. It's also an outstanding vocabulary builder!

It was hard to pick just three name poems to blog. Enjoy!

Samantha, 1st grade

Notice how Samantha has THREE "a's" in her name!! For her last "a," we let her use the word "always" and her favorite adjective. She did a lovely job!

Harrison (2nd grade) has a long name, too! He worked very hard to get adjectives and phrases that fit him just perfectly.

John, 3rd grade

Notice how John rhymes his poem! That's not easy to do!

About the Teacher

Mrs. Huff has taught Language Arts for over 20 years. After being a classroom teacher for 12 years, she chose a new career path in teaching writing workshops and tutoring in order to stay home with her young children. She loves teaching creative writing, reading, and grammar. She specializes in teaching elementary school grades, but enjoys assisting older students with their writing as well. She offers both in-person and online workshops and tutoring sessions. Mrs. Huff is Barton trained and certified, and has experience tutoring dyslexic students. She loves to see their growth and improvement in reading, writing, and spelling.

Mrs. Huff's hobbies include coaching volleyball, photography, scrapbooking, writing, and spending time with her family. She has a daughter and a son, both "graduates" from the "Authors and Artists" program!

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What Parents and Students have said about the workshop:

"The small group environment allowed for lots of personalized attention and immediate feedback. My daughter loved the workshop and came home raving about the creative writing assignments which included group, partner, and individual writing."

"It amazed me how my son was excited to stay after school for an academic-style club. Mrs. Huff made the classroom environment comfortable and light after a long day's work at school, yet encouraged hard work and focus and got the kids to produce great things. We loved the program!"

"I loved Mrs. Huff's teaching style and enthusiasm."

"I never thought I'd hear the words 'awesome' and 'writing' in the same sentence from my son, but that's what he said after the first class."

"My daughter absolutely loved the workshop. It made her think, and challenged her to write something different. She loves writing, and this gave her a scheduled time to do what she loves best with a teacher's guidance. Plus, she loved her teacher!"

"Authors and Artists is my favorite part of the day."

"This workshop is hard work..... but it's fun work!"

"I was very impressed with Mrs. Huff's manner with the children. There was a sense of mutual respect in the classroom between the teacher and students. The students were comfortable and worked hard, but had fun!"