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Let's Write About Rainy Day Daydreams

EPISODE · Dec 31, 2020 · 28 MIN

Let's Write About Rainy Day Daydreams

from Let's Write About: A Children's Poetry Show · host Let's Write About

An inclusive children's show exploring social-emotional themes through poetry, creative writing, and song.   This episode is all about daydreaming on a rainy day and how to spend time when you're feeling bored. We'll use our imagination and visit my friend Queen Cumulonimbus up in the cloud kingdom, she needs our help with her rainbow garden! Downloadable Transcript: http://bit.ly/LWARainyDayDaydreams  Queen's Recipe: http://bit.ly/LWARecipe Queen's Recipe Black and White (Printer Friendly): http://bit.ly/LWARecipe_BW  Submit your art by emailing an attachment and artist note to: [email protected]   Support Let's Write About with a tax-deductible donation: http://bit.ly/SupportLetsWriteAbt  Connect with the show: https://linktr.ee/LetsWriteAbout  Subscribe for a new episode every month!  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------  © DonnieWelchPoetry 2020   “Let's Write About” is fiscally sponsored by Accessible Festivals, a 501(c)(3) non-profit  organization committed to making recreation and leisure accessible to all abilities.  https://www.accessiblefestivals.org/  Music by Dane Page http://www.danepagemusic.com/support  Visit my website for more info and to learn how to book me! http://www.DonnieWelchPoetry.com Follow me on Instagram @DonnieWelchPoetry  Follow me on Twitter @DonnieWelchPoet  #LetsWriteAbout #DonnieWelchPoetry #ASLKidsShow

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