Way I Feel...Sometimes by Beatrice Schenk de Regniers

(Of all the great Bible stories, David's battle with Golia.) (In these two plays about magic, a wicked witch imprisons. Picture Book Theater: The Mysterious Stranger and The Magic Spell.(Everyone tells the boy he's good for nothing until he res.)

(Amy's wait outside the grocery store for her mother seems.) (Caldecott Medal winner Beatric Schenk de Regniers' fresh. Jack and the Beanstalk Retold in Verse for Boys & Girls to Read Themselves.(Describes, in text and illustrations, such special places.) (Lured into the Enchanted Forest through the wiles of her. New York City, 1948-1949 director educational materials, American Heart Association, New York City, 1949-1961 editor, Lucky Book Club of Scholastic Book Services, New York City, 1961-1981.

Master of Education, Winnetka Graduate Teachers College, Illinois, 1941.Ĭopywriter, Scott Foresman & Company, Chicago, 1943-1944 welfare officer, United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, Egypt, 1944-1946 copywriter, American Book Company. Postgraduate, University Toulouse, France, 1935.

Bachelor of Philosophy, University Chicago, 1935. Daughter of Harry and Sophia (Feinstein) Freedman. Regniers, Beatrice Schenk de was born on Augin Lafayette, Indiana, United States. Member Authors Guild American, Poets, Playwrights, Editors, Essayists and Novelists association, Dramatists Guild, Society Children's Book Writers. Recipient Junior Book award Boys Club American, 1960, Most Distinguished Work of Fiction for Younger Children award Indiana University Writers Conference, 1964. This collection of mentor poetry books provides the perfect toolbox to showcase how master poets capture imagination, wonder, humor, passion, struggle, and self-expression using the magic of their words.Beatrice Schenk de Regniers, American author, editor. Sometimes a poet’s journey takes readers on a funny detour to the side of a road where a man’s truck is stuck while he has bad luck. They take readers on journeys off to bitter, cold, winter nights where owls howl and wild winds blow or to a musty old basement in Nazi-occupied France where two girls bravely hide. Seuss create pictures and arouse emotional responses using literary devices such as alliteration, rhyme, repetition, similes, imagery, and personification in their poetry. Poets like de Regniers, Jane Yolen, and even Dr.

So how is poetry able to accomplish so much? In fact, on April 29 th, National Keep a Poem in Your Pocket Day, lovers of poetry will celebrate the genre that cuts right to the heart, the soul, and the funny bone! Her fanciful use of language challenges readers to keep a poem close to heart. Notice how she incorporates rhythm, alliteration, and personification to choreograph this beloved poem. In her first two stanzas, Beatrice Schenk de Regniers writes:

Way I Feel...Sometimes by Beatrice Schenk de Regniers