Short Spring Alliteration Poems collection welcomes Spring and says goodbye to Winter. My collection of nine original short Spring alliteration poems celebrates the changes that Spring, the season of birth and awakening, brings. I hope you will share these 9 Spring Alliteration Poems with young children, tweens, teens, and beyond. [...]
Two wonderful poems to read with grandchildren are the classic poem by William Allinghamn, Robin Redbreast and the Mother Goose nursery rhyme that follows, The Robin. After reading these classic poems, ask your grandchildren, "How will Robin Redbreast survive when winter arrives?" I'm sure they will have some creative solutions! Then seize the opportunity [...]
Today as I anxiously await the new born life of our fourth grandchild to bloom forth into this beautiful season of Spring, a season that celebrates rebirth and brings new hopes and excitement to us all, I received this lovely spring poem, Rapture, by Jane-Ann Heitmueller. I know you will enjoy her poem celebrating [...]
Children's Spring Poems are spring poems for the month of March. March can be a temperamental lady. Her moods can blow one way or the other. One day she is warm, the next cold. She may shed her tears down on Earth, saddened by the end of her friend, Winter. [...]
Spring Poems for children. Read Spring Poems with your children, students, or grandchildren this Spring. Spring ~ Wondrously February withdraws to warm March with a golden glow from Spring’s shining sun sent down to lead the way for April’s soothing showers soon to bring fragrant flowers and dance on May’s blossoming bounty. ~ by NanasCorner.com ~ In our Springtime Garden ~ What a lovely time of year, time of year, time of year, What a lovely time of year, in our springtime garden See the flowers swing and sway, swing and sway, swing and sway, See the flowers swing and sway, in our springtime garden. ~ Author Unknown ~
