I mean, “Poetry Teatime” kinda has tea in the name… Tea must be served, right? Give him hot chocolate or a cup of coffee any day! Does that mean we can’t have poetry teatime? Sometimes I dig through my sewing fabric and grab a piece that looks festive! Yep, our table either goes all natural or I’ll throw an old sheet over it to help catch spills. What if I told you that I don’t own a tablecloth? But I always make sure we have treats on hand just in case.
Sometimes we bake treats for our poetry teatime and sometimes we don’t. Actually, my kids are better at baking than I am thanks to my baking loving sister. We’ve had plenty of poetry teatime with Little Debbie cakes right out of the box…īecause I’m no baker. You know those tasty treats I mentioned serving? You can make or buy those! No stress. It sounds involved and stressful.īecause I know there are oodles of homeschool moms out there that have this poetry teatime thing down, yo!ĭon’t take my homeschool mom card away! Fresh Baked Teatime Treats or Straight from a Package? You’re thinking that poetry teatime sounds like a load of planning. They’ll learn the joy of play on words, puns, metaphors, and more. In this way, your kids can enjoy limericks, poetic stanzas, tongue twisters, and rhymes.
Serve a treat like cookies, or cupcakes.The essence of Poetry Teatime is delightful and the idea behind it is that you set aside one day a week to enjoy poetry… I think our very favorite part of Brave Writer lifestyle has become Poetry Teatime. The Brave Writer lifestyle is all about building relationships with your family while incorporating a rich environment of language arts. I’m sure you know how much we love Brave Writer. Please read my disclosure statement for more information. Does the thought conjure images of magical moments around the table loaded with poetry books, tasty treats, and a lovely tea set?
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