Poetry teatime

Learn all about how to do poetry tea time in your homeschool and how you can bring life and fun to your homeschool teatime with these ideas and resources!

With Brave Writer's Poetry Teatime, your children can learn to love poetry from a young age. No special guides or analyzing poems required.

Brave Writer has been encouraging Poetry Teatimes for well over a decade! Here’s a compilation of tips and inspiration shared throughout the years: The Original Poetry Teatime Guide Poetry Teatimes offer you and your children a break from the fast-paced demands of homeschooling, parenting, and household running. Everyone sighs a collective “ahhhh” as they settle […]

Inspired by Brave Writer, I started doing poetry tea times with my kids a few weeks ago. It’s turned into one of our favorite times together during the week. I pull out different poetry books for the kids to look through and pick from. My readers choose new poems or old favorites to read to […]

A Cup of Tea, by E. L. Sylvester, is a sweet vintage poem about five girls serving tea. The girls are named: Phoebe, Dolly, Rhoda, Polly, and the youngest is simply referred to as Baby. Phoebe is bringing the teapot filled with tea, Dolly is carrying a pitcher of cream, Rhoda has the cups, Polly...Read More

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Resources to help bring the magic of poetry to your home.

Have you incorporated poetry teatime into your homeschool or family routine? We’ve been doing poetry teatime for a couple years now, and it has become such a lovely tradition for us. If you’re asking what poetry teatime is, Julie Bogart from Brave Writer and the creator of poetry teatime says it “offers you and your children ... Read More about A beginner’s guide to poetry teatime