Welcome! This area of Broadsided Press is still growing. We're excited to feature lesson plans for all interested in using our broadsides in the classroom -- from primary school to adult community center to university and beyond. If you are a TEACHER, we'd love to know how you've used broadsides. Please reach out and begin a conversation: broadsided@gmail.com
This lesson helps students conceive of original visual art pieces based on a poem.
Read MoreThis lesson helps students understand the import of artistic choices in poems, even small ones.
Read MoreThis is a generative lesson that helps writers develop fresh image pools and vocabulary through manipulating poetic threads.
Read MoreThis is a generative lesson that helps guide writers through using an external/national/global event from their past to inform both their past and present understandings of their world.
Read MoreInspiration for teachers of art, creative writing, and more in this beautiful collection of broadsides, interviews, and on-the-street photos. Discounts for educators.
Read MoreAn essay/lesson plan exploring the spirit of broadsides and the possibilities they can open for students in prisons and jails, as well as university students responding to such poems.
Read MoreMake your own “Lit Wall” of broadsides using plywood and wheat paste. Step by step instructions and inspirational images!
Read MoreAn essay exploring the spirit of broadsides and the possibilities they can open for students by poet Michael McGriff.
Read MoreAn excerpt from Maureen Seaton’s graduate workshop focusing on ekphrasis.
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