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Leslie Reese

Brennemann Elementary School “Look Amidst the Trees”

Poet in Residence
Leslie Reese

April 28, 2025
The Nettelhorst School “why are there so many questions?”

Poet in Residence
Leslie Reese

April 28, 2025
Brennemann Elementary School What is shiny, hot, yellow, and orange?

Poet in Residence
Leslie Reese

April 21, 2025
Brennemann Elementary School “a fire alarm that sounds angry”

Poet in Residence
Leslie Reese

April 20, 2025
Brennemann Elementary School “We use tools”

Poet in Residence
Leslie Reese

April 15, 2025
Brennemann Elementary School 2nd Grade Wishing-Well

Poet in Residence
Leslie Reese

April 8, 2025
George B. Swift Specialty School What a monster looks like!

Poet in Residence
Leslie Reese

April 8, 2025
Brennemann Elementary School “yo sueƱo en hacer poesia y ser grande”

Poet in Residence
Leslie Reese

April 6, 2025
George B. Swift Specialty School Jealous clouds, guitars, and more

Poet in Residence
Leslie Reese

March 23, 2025
George B. Swift Specialty School 2nd Grade Experts Weigh In

Poet in Residence
Leslie Reese

March 14, 2025
George B. Swift Specialty School “It’s really easy to get a pet…”

Poet in Residence
Leslie Reese

March 5, 2025
George B. Swift Specialty School What if we lived in a world without color?

Poet in Residence
Leslie Reese

February 21, 2025

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