Welcome, poetry lovers, teachers, and friends! It is time again for this week’s Children’s Poetry Blog Post Roundup. In this post, we take a look back at the latest news, creative exercises, and delightful verse shared across the world of children’s poetry over the past week.
Category: News
Get Your Students Excited About Writing This School Year!
As the new school year begins, you’re likely looking for creative ways to inspire your students and ignite their passion for reading and writing. What better way to do that than by bringing an award-winning children’s author directly into your classroom—virtually, of course!
Each year, I visit hundreds of schools around the world through live, interactive online sessions. My virtual author visits are more than just a reading event; they’re high-energy, funny, and educational experiences designed to leave your students excited about picking up a pen and writing their own stories and poems.
Weekly Children’s Poetry Roundup – Saturday, August 22, 2026

Welcome back to this week’s Children’s Poetry Blog Post Roundup! It is time once again to explore the latest news, ideas, and poems from around the vibrant world of children’s poetry over the past week.
Weekly Children’s Poetry Roundup – Saturday, August 15, 2026

Welcome, fellow poetry lovers! It is time again for this week’s Children’s Poetry Blog Post Roundup, where we gather to celebrate the latest news, updates, and verses from the world of children’s poetry over the past week. Whether you are a poet, an elementary school teacher, or simply someone who delights in a clever verse, here is a helpful summary of what our wonderful community has been sharing.
Weekly Children’s Poetry Roundup – Saturday, August 8, 2026
Welcome, poetry lovers and teachers! It is time once again for this week’s Children’s Poetry Blog Post Roundup, summarizing the latest news, creative lessons, and inspiring ideas from around the world of children’s poetry over the past week.
Big Laughs, Small Wonders
Bison Rule, OK!
Every so often, a poetry collection comes along that reminds me just how broad children’s poetry can be. Some poems make you laugh out loud. Some capture moments of family life with startling accuracy. Some tell stories. Some play with language. And some quietly sneak up on you and leave an emotional mark you weren’t expecting.
Sarah Ziman’s brand-new collection, Bison Rule, OK!, arriving this August from Otter-Barry Books, manages to do all of those things in a single volume.
Weekly Children’s Poetry Roundup – Saturday, August 1, 2026
Welcome, fellow poets, teachers, and lovers of verse! It is time once again for our weekly Children’s Poetry Blog Post Roundup, bringing you a comfortable collection of the latest news, poems, and reflections from around the children’s poetry community over the past week.
Announcing The Greatest Book of Poetry Ever Written by Kenn Nesbitt
I’m thrilled to finally share some exciting news… After more than 25 years of writing poems for children—and publishing more than two dozen books—I’m releasing my biggest collection ever! The Greatest Book of Poetry Ever Written by Kenn Nesbitt will be published on October 13, 2026, and the Kindle edition is available for preorder today!
So… Why is it called “The Greatest Book of Poetry Ever Written by Kenn Nesbitt”?
Weekly Children’s Poetry Roundup – Saturday, July 25, 2026
Hello, poetry friends! It is time once again for our weekly Children’s Poetry Blog Post Roundup. It has been a wonderful week in the world of children’s verse, and we have gathered the latest news, writing prompts, and educational resources from some of our favorite poets and teachers to share with you.
Weekly Children’s Poetry Roundup – Saturday, July 18, 2026

Hello, poetry friends! It is time once again for this week’s Children’s Poetry Blog Post Roundup. I am delighted to share this summary of the latest news, writing prompts, and book announcements from the wonderful world of children’s poetry from the past week. Whether you are a poet looking for inspiration or a teacher looking for fresh classroom ideas, there is plenty of poetic goodness to explore.











