Book Spine Poetry

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Resources:

Book spines- either printed or books from your shelves/library!

What to do:

Get students to use the titles in the spines to make pieces of poetry!

‘Book Spine Poetry are poems created by stacking books so their titles become something more than just random words put together.’ Click here for more information!- @BookSpinePoetry

Variations:

Use textbook/revision books to make up revision posters?

I am a strange loop, fencing paradise almost like a whale…http://t.co/vsQOMyrpZy #experimental #bookspinepoetry pic.twitter.com/OPT99lL0Sg
— BookSpinePoetry (@BookSpinePoetry) July 4, 2014

I’m sorry in advance. But it took me over a year and half to get time and the mindset to put words down and then have them printed. I’m the first in my area. My friendship group. My family. To become an author. And I’m just a little excited! https://t.co/ca3HWJYcyP pic.twitter.com/CNfK2Lslnd
— Amjad Ali (@TeachLeadAAli) June 22, 2024

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