Creating remarkable poetry through subtraction. Using newspaper articles or other sources, you get rid of words you don't want to create a poem. Better explained in the article.

When I began hosting craft programs at the library, I wondered how people could possibly talk about crafts as an inexpensive activity. Everything cost money! Even many “cheap” crafts don’t come cheap if you don’t have any supplies stored up. Case in point: Poetry Month favorite, blackout poetry. Use your damaged and discarded books and newspapers and […]

"Parallel lines have a lot in common, but they never meet. Ever. You might think that's sad. But every other pair of lines meets once and then drifts apart forever. Which is pretty sad too."

Your students will need to read between the lines as they make inferences about the various scenes included in this reading exercise.

Here's what to know to do a simple palm reading on yourself or a friend—including the lines and mounts to look for and how to interpret the results.

View large on black. Learning Disabilities. So the summer is coming to an end, I just moved into my new apartment with my best friend. This year is going to be wonderful. I'm so excited and happy that I've found myself again, my creativity, my drive. Things are good.