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Avondale-Logandale 5th graders kicked-off National Poetry Month with a couple of weeks contemplating MASKS. We looked at images of cultural masks from around the world, as well as masks that the global community began […]

Avondale-Logandale 5th graders were so inspired by the video we watched during Women’s History Month of Mayda del Valle performing poems she wrote about her mother and grandmother, that they had to write their […]

The poets from Logandale used personification to give human-like qualities to non-humans. Enjoy!   Room 306   Nature By Karianey Garcia   Bees drink the nectar from the flower, Like drinking soup out of […]

The 7th grade poets from Mrs. Gonzalez’s class used figurative language to describe their everyday lives. They created fantastic worlds out of the mundane. Enjoy!   306   New things about me By Karianey […]

Cookbooks, cooking shows, and online recipes abound, but you won’t find a more eclectic collection of recipes than the one that follows! During our 13th remote poetry session together, Avondale-Logandale 5th graders discussed ingredients, […]

In this activity designed by Ms. Thomas, poets created personas that mirrored each other. Who would you choose! Gimora and Nebula By Alyson and Erica I am good […]

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The poets from Logandale have cooked up some delicious poems for you. Enjoy their recipes on how to make a great friend!   Room 306 good friend By Daniel F.   0 lbs of […]

As distance learning continued, 5th graders at Avondale-Logandale considered their feelings about reading and writing. Some students shared that they like being read-to more than they like solitary reading. Some students said that they […]

The poet’s from Miss Gonzalez’s seventh grade class at Avondale Logandale have conjured up some of their scariest fears for your delight. These fear poems are exercise in creating suspense in our literature. Do […]

Love is not lost with this generation of poets! They all wrote Valentine’s Day Haikus dedicated to their love. 306 Mother By Karianey G. To my love mother mother I love you so much […]

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