For Adults News Michael Rosen. News For Adults. Two New Videos. Here are two new videos made by Joe Rosen. The first is of me performing Hands, a poem about some of the things that my parents said that I can cherish and remember. The next is a poem called Safe as Houses… I don’t feel separate from today’s migrants, no matter how people might perceive me.
Amazonプライム・ビデオのタイトル数がここ最近グーンと増えましたが、その内訳を調べてみるとちょっと残念な結果と. Watch Raising Arizona Megavideo. We can help you acquire frogs!” shouts a nearby swamp child. There are a bunch of them that live here in the swamp, and they excel at swamp-related activities.
Previous News. Videos for the NHSHere are two new videos for the NHS – one about all the people who work for the NHS and the other a parody of the kinds of things Jeremy Hunt has been saying . . . Don’t Mention The Children Videos. The Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes Movie Watch Online. Here are four more poems from my collection for adults, Don’t Mention the Children, published by Smokestack Books. They were shot by Dan Clapton at a live gig at The Wanstead Tap and edited by Joseph Steele Rosen. To see all the videos, go here…A Great Big Cuddle. Here are two more videos of me performing poems from my book, ‘A Great Big Cuddle’, with pictures by Chris Riddell, published by Walker Books.
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To see all the videos in the series, visit the following page: A Great Big Cuddle. All the videos were directed by Joe Rosen.
Go behind the scenes and see how they were made. Uncle Gobb and the Dread Shed. I’ve written a book called ‘Uncle Gobb and the Dread Shed’ and it’s illustrated by Neal Layton. If you like funny books, this could be a book you’ll really enjoy. You can find out more at: www.
I’ve also made some videos telling you all about it: Social Media Update. Hello again. One of the interesting things about the age of the internet is that it evolves. I have discovered that the best way for me to pass on latest news to adults is via facebook, twitter and a blog. So, if you’re interested you can find me in these three places chatting away most days. Please note again: ‘for adults’!
Chocolate Cake. Quite a few people recently have asked me where they can find the words of ‘Chocolate Cake’. As you probably know there is a video of me performing ‘Chocolate Cake’ right here, along with 9. Joe plus some other videos of me in performance from BBC Learning in Scotland and the like. The words of ‘Chocolate Cake’ are in my book of poems: ‘Quick Let’s Get Out of Here’.
It’s in print and published by Puffin Books. In Print List. As a reminder, my books of my own poems in print are: (for younger readers)Mustard,Custard, Grumble Belly and Gravy (Bloomsbury)Something’s Drastic (Harper. Collins Education)Even My Ears are Smiling (Bloomsbury)Bananas in my Ears (Walker)Michael Rosen’s Book of Nonsense (Hodder)Even More Nonsense (Hodder)No Breathing in Class (Puffin)(for older readers)Quick Let’s Get Out of Here (Puffin)You Wait Till I’m Older Than You (Puffin)Centrally Heated Knickers (Puffin) (these are poems that have link to ideas of science)Michael Rosen’s Big Book of Bad Things(for adults)Fighters for Life (Bookmarks)Selected Poems (Penguin) (this incorporates 3 earlier books I wrote: ‘Carrying the Elephant’ ‘This is not my Nose’ and ‘In the Colonie’)(videos)WARNING: You. Tube is a ‘free- for- all’ site. Quite a few people have fun taking my videos and making new versions of them, known as ‘poops’ or ‘YTPs’ Many of these are not suitable for young children.
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I am not responsible for either the words or pictures of these. If you want to be sure that you’re looking at videos that I made, please only go through this site. Or, if you look closely on You. Tube you’ll see the tag ‘artificedesign’ . Click on that and you’ll see a ‘room’ of all 9. I filmed specially for this site.
The Hypnotiser (out of print) – nearly all the poems from this book are here as videos on this site. Michael Rosen Live – a video of me in performance in a theatre available from jan@speakingofbooks.
There are several audio versions of my work: Mustard, Custard, Grumble Belly and Gravy (Bloomsbury) includes a CD of the book. Even My Ears are Smiling (Bloomsbury) includes a CD of the book. A firm called Abbey Media put out audio versions (performed by me) of: Quick Let’s Get Out of Here. Hairy Tales and Nursery Crimes. Sonsense Nongs (me singing silly songs accompanied by Peter Gosling who once played ‘Captain Keyboards’ on TV – great fun for car journeys!)I am reading quite a few poems at the Poetry Archive.
Announcement. I’m starting a blogspot. My long term aim is to put my articles from newspapers and journals, along with my thoughts and ideas on the blogspot and make this website more school – and child – friendly. Here’s the URL for the blogspot: http: //michaelrosenblog.
News For December 2. Before 2. 01. 1 comes to an end, here’s some news of what I’ve been doing and what’s coming up. I’ve been working with the Homemade Orchestra (Tim Whitehead, Colin Riley and Liam Noble) on a jazz, poetry, film and science collaboration based on my book ‘Centrally Heated Knickers’. We’re workshopping it at the moment.
I’m working at the Oxford Story Museum as a Curator, researching stories so that the Museum can have a store of stories to draw on, a group of stories to show in the museum and some ‘talk’ around stories so that the Museum has got ideas about how best to present stories to the public. The Museum will open in 2. The MA in Children’s Literature and/or Children’s Literature and Writing at Birkbeck, University of London is coming along great. We are on our second year now so in all there are nearly 3. My two most recent books are books of poems: ‘Even My Ears Are Smiling’ illustrated by Babette Cole published by Bloomsbury and a reprint of my ‘Scrapbooks’ under the title now of ‘Bananas in my Ears’ illustrated by Quentin Blake published by Walker. Books coming out this year are ‘Bob the Bursting Bear’ illustrated by Tony Ross, published by Andersen Press. I have a chapter in this book, ‘Stop What You’re Doing and Read This!’And I think (not sure!) that a book I’ve done called ‘Happy Harry’s Cafe’ illustrated by Richard Holland is coming out later in 2.
Walker in the UK and Candlewick in the US. The National Union of Teachers has a campaign going on ‘Reading for Pleasure’ which includes its website, a booklet, and a rolling conference season.
Alan Gibbons, author and organiser of the Campaign for the Book is behind most of this and I’m delighted to be part of it. Please also see the Reading Revolution site where there is a 2. I hope to be supporting Translation Nation, a great project where children tell stories in whatever language they speak (assuming it’s not English) and then translate them together into English. Watch Surfer, Dude Online Free HD. Please don’t forget the Perform- a- Poem website that I helped set up with the London Grid for Learning: performapoem.
I’m carrying on with teachers’ poetry workshops at the Centre for Literacy in Primary Education. Finally a word about synthetic phonics and what’s happening in schools in relation to reading. Just to be very clear, so that I’m not misquoted or misunderstood on this: what I say and will go on saying is that synthetic phonics (SP) is one system for teaching children to read. It may well be a necessary part of teaching to read but it is not ‘sufficient’. That’s to say, it’s not enough. Recently, I have been in arguments with people about two things: a) the SP packs that schools use include a category of words which they call ‘tricky words’. These are NOT taught by SP. They are taught by ‘look and say’.
That’s to say, the children are asked to just learn these words as ‘in toto’, as whole words; b) there are some schools which teach initial reading using SP and consider that the work they do with poems, rhyming words, stories, library use is not ‘teaching to read’. What I and people like me think is that this is also ‘teaching to read’. Why? Because the written language as a whole – its sound, its structure, its rhythms, its particular use of words and phrases all have to be learnt so that one can read with confidence, fluency and understanding – as well as giving motivation to learners to want to read. This month’s poetry hint for your classroom: why not get rid of your ‘Word Wall’ or ‘Wow Words’?