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National Poetry Month, held every April, is a vibrant celebration of the power and beauty of verse. Established in 1996, it encourages people to explore the rhythms of language and the ways poets capture the human experience. Whether through public readings, classroom projects, or simply sharing a favorite stanza online, the month serves as a reminder that poetry isn’t just for textbooks—it’s a living, breathing art form that helps us see the world in a more meaningful way.
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Fort Vancouver Regional Library offers thousands of books, educational resources, entertainment, and more.
Just use your Student login: 98661000 + your 6 number student ID.
PIN: 4 number birthday year
Access America’s leading and most trusted publisher of language-related reference works, best known for its dictionaries and thesauruses.
The Washington State Library was founded in 1853. It collects and preserves state history, government publications, and genealogy resources. It provides specialized library services to state agencies, institutions, and the public, including the Washington Talking Book & Braille Library.
K-12 resources including videos, eBooks, articles, interactive activities, and more. A multimedia approach supports differing learning styles and objectives, from visual learners to independent researchers.
good things happen to kids who read!
Did you know?
The amount of free reading done outside of school has consistently been found to relate to growth in vocabulary, reading comprehension, verbal fluency, and general information. (School Library Media Research)
You too can become a better reader, score higher on achievement tests in all subject areas, and have greater content knowledge!
Reading 20 minutes a day =
1.8 million words a year =
1000 new vocabulary words!
So … pledge to TAKE 20!
Reading 20 minutes a day can make a big difference!
Read at home. Read wherever you are.
Make it fun – pick out books purely for pleasure reading.
Read a good book? Watched a good movie? Share it!
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Call Ms. Ferguson at 360-313-3797 or send an email.