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Interesting and rich variety of resources on an exploding art form. Nothing for beginning writers and not much for teachers, but tremendous launch pad for exploring the growing range of e-poetry/digital poetry.

Creative way to teach reading and writing especially to the emergent, early/beginning readers. Through reading and writing poetry your children will be able to express their feelings, thoughts and imagination about silly to serious topics. We read and write lots of different poetry in first grade. Here you'll find poems for each month of the year.

Children's poetry by Meadowbrook Press. Lots of funny poems, poetry contests and more! Ideas for educators on teaching poetry in fun and interesting ways.

Dana, a master's student in my class, had us create 6-word memoirs with the poetry section of Storybird.com and then import the final product into Padlet.com where they can be shared in a variety of ways.

Lots of resources for English teachers seeking ideas for tech supports for English language arts. Not focused on kids with disabilities, but lots of teaching ideas, links, and resources.

From the website: 800+ texts of classic literature, drama, and poetry together with detailed literature study guides. Large reference book and non-fiction section. This site seems great for older children with free access to online reading of classics! There are short stories, fiction, poetry...

This site is so extensive that I haven't had time to explore it thoroughly! There is everything here! Great resources for web quests and poetry resources. There are also teacher guides and ideas.

Wide variety of audio books, some of them with accompanying pictures and/or text. Almost all free. Arranged in categories including alphabet resources, poetry, audio and video books, etc.

A collection of pre-made webquests! There are several that go along with really great books such as Chrysanthemum and The Mitten. There are also quests for poetry and fables. Enjoy.