How to teach Blackout Poetry

Your students will love creating blackout poems. They are easy and fun to teach.
You probably have all the supplies you need, so you can teach this lesson today!
You can get more information and details lesson planning help in this blog post:
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You can grab a free recipe and lesson plan for teaching here:
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Inspire your students by sharing some beautiful blackout poems on this Pinterest Board:
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These poems are so much fun to create -- and are a wonderful way to teach word choice and poetry in a way that all students will succeed!

[@feelingnifty]

Thank you for the great video, it was very informative!

[@JustAddStudents]

You're so welcome! They are fun to use!

[@MissTaken40]

Thank you so much for this! As a brand new school librarian I've been trying to find ways to engage my 5th and 6th graders! This should work nicely!

[@JustAddStudents]

I'm so glad to hear it! It's such fun! Let me know how it goes!

[@eunicehenriques9486]

That's a great idea! I'll try that and let you know. Thanks.

[@JustAddStudents]

Yay! Let me know how it goes!

[@TomHutchinson5]

I think students will get a lot out of this. One example to share is Tom Phillips' A Humument / A Human Document.

[@JustAddStudents]

Yes! That is such an interesting book and idea. Thanks for that recommendation.