Stuck on the Frigidaire
Last week, Nancy and I went to Lander for an abridged performance of Romeo and Juliet, presented by a group of students from the University of Wyoming. While we waited for the group to warm up, we strolled through the public library and found a clever display prepared for National Poetry Month.
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| Nancy checks out the display board (note that it looks a Frigidaire) |
The next two were by far the most creative, and if I wasn't retired, it would be a clever way to encourage teenagers to experiment with poetry.
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| Adding a bit of "art" to the poetry - very clever! |
Yes, the last two are very clever.
ReplyDeleteI loved the ones you've posted, and that last one is soooo creative!
ReplyDeleteLove it!! The concept of fridge notes. Who would of thought:)
ReplyDeleteYou had me with the first one! I am good at spelling and that's why I tell DH often that I should have been something other than an accountant. A spelling teacher maybe, but not an accountant!!
ReplyDeleteThey are all so fun! And Romeo and Juliet to boot! What a great day!
ReplyDeleteFun post! I loved those poems on the Frigidaire! I know if I was still in the classroom, I'd be using the ideas posted too, especially taking a page from an old book. That was so cleverly done!
ReplyDeleteLOVE LOVE LOVE these poems. I LOVE poetry in all forms Nancy!
ReplyDeleteHow cute and creative! Funny, I can write song lyrics, but struggle with just plain old poetry. I have to have the meter of the music to get the words flowing!
ReplyDeleteI love that idea! It is a fun way to recycle old pages. I actually recently found out that Frigidaire is still around, they still make refrigerators as well as air conditioners. The name is great of course.
ReplyDeleteThose are very clever indeed. I wonder if the person had a hard time spelling so poorly? g
ReplyDeleteFun! Don't know what I'd do if magnets didn't work on the ol' fridge!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun to see how creative the students were! :)
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