Below are some resources to help you reach your goal of giving your Full 180 to America SCORES Seattle by taking the 60-60-60 Challenge to read 60 poems for National Poetry Month, to walk 60 miles for yourself, and to raise 60 dollars for America SCORES Seattle!
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Today was poem in your pocket day... did you carry a poem around with you? Here are some written by our SCORES participants at Maple Elementary:
What Boys
Smell Like
by Chaya H.
Boys smell
like raw fish
dipped in
full toilet.
Boys smell
like dead rotten rodent
stuck in the
middle of the street.
Boys smell
like an elephant butt in a bucket of mud.
Boys also
smell like sweaty feet, EWE!
Boys
probably taste like a bucket full of dirt.
My Little
Brother
by Erik G.
My little
brother is whining- wah-wah-wah!
He wants to
go to the bathroom- Boom!
My little
brother stinks like a skunk- Pugh!
I leave to
go to school -Phew!
I’m safe.
Good bye.
Who’s Afraid
of the Dark?
by, Rabel,
Joshua, Siua, Elone, Erik, Jose, and Gabriel
Click, click
go the high heels
Mother is
coming
Quick! Turn
off the video games - r-r-r-oooom
Turn on the
popcorn popper - pop,pop, pop
I hear
thunder - Boom!
There goes
the power - his-s-s-s!
Who’s afraid
of the dark? Ahhhh!
Not me.
Today's video features SCORES Supporter Steve Kelley sharing a personal story about how poetry has impacted his life, as well as reading a poem by his all time favorite poet, Theodore Roethke:
Hike/Walk Resource
Map My Walk: Seattle
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