Ellen Grace Olinger
The Haiku Foundation Education Resources include a wide variety of content, by many authors.
Jim Kacian recently added to “Stories From The Field.” There are 19 Teaching Stories listed, from the series edited and hosted by Brad Bennett and Jeannie Martin. Each story listed to date links back to the original post at The Haiku Foundation.
Yesterday, I mentioned Book of the Week at The Haiku Foundation.
Last year, we published these haiku lessons:
Sharing Haiku Lesson 1 – Book of the Week
Sharing Haiku Lesson 2 – The Haiku Foundation Digital Library
With permissions, I edited the first Gallery of Cover Art at The Haiku Foundation. Thank you to Dave Russo for his work to publish this gallery (2016). The covers in the gallery are from chapbooks, books, and journals.
One of the covers is Family Farm: Haiku for a Place of Moons, by Carol Purington. Illustrations by Shirley L. Horn. You can learn more at Carol’s poetry page at Woodslawn Farm.
THF Celebration Fortnight – Day 8 post, by Jim Kacian, honors The Haiku Foundation hard copy and digital libraries. These celebration posts include a lot of information.
Garry Eaton is the Digital Librarian at The Haiku Foundation.
This year I wrote these lesson plans for all ages, that help parents, teachers, and others discover the resources at THF. Thanks to Jim Kacian for designing and publishing the new lessons at The Haiku Foundation Education Resources.
Using Poems from Book of the Week
Using Poems from The Haiku Foundation Digital Library
Ellen Grace Olinger
THF Celebration Fortnight 2017 – Day 7 post, by Jim Kacian, highlights the Haiku Registry, as “THF Fact of the Day.” Billie Wilson is the manager for THF Haiku Registry.
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This lesson plan from The Haiku Foundation Education Resources features a haiku by Peggy Willis Lyles, from her Poet Profile page at The Haiku Registry:
Haiku Awareness Plan for Grades 1 – 2.
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You can see my page here.
Ellen Grace Olinger
country roads
reflections of light
from new steel roofs
Published in on down the road, Haiku Society of America 2017 Members’ Anthology; LeRoy Gorman, Editor.
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I wrote my poem for EarthRise Rolling Haiku Collaboration 2015: The Year of Light, The Haiku Foundation.
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And I wrote this lesson plan, which was edited and published by Jim Kacian at The Haiku Foundation:
Haiku Lesson for All Ages: EarthRise Collaboration Themes and Poems.
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Ellen Grace Olinger
Since 2012, I have served as a volunteer in education at The Haiku Foundation.
Jim Kacian and I added new haiku lessons to the Education Resources this year. Two examples are:
Sharing Haiku Lesson 1 – Book of the Week
Sharing Haiku Lesson 2 – The Haiku Foundation Digital Library
Ellen Grace Olinger
