Room 2 Ruminations: Sorry for Nothing by Edmund, age 10

Wednesday, September 2, 2009

Sorry for Nothing by Edmund, age 10

I’m sorry for nothing
Now I have a Wii
So you better be sorry for calling me poor
I’m not sorry for getting you in trouble
I’m not sorry for playing tricks on you
I’m not sorry for lying or for hitting you
because you did that to me

From Edmund

1 comment:

David CarterSeptember 17, 2009 at 5:05 PM
This is a specific kind of genius.
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About the Room 2 Teacher

Robyn Carter teaches creative writing to both college and elementary school students--undergraduates at Ashford University, and third, fourth and fifth-graders at a public school in San Francisco, where she serves as a San Francisco WritersCorps teaching artist in residence. She blogs at KQED In the Classroom and her fiction has appeared in Conjunctions, West Branch, A-Minor Magazine, Colorado Review, NANOFiction, Ninth Letter and other journals. She holds an MFA from Queens University of Charlotte.

COMICS IN THE CLASSROOM

Teachers!

Would like to learn how to make comics with your students? Take the free, self-paced online course MAKING DIGITAL COMICS I helped design for the professional development series on KQED TEACH.

Looking for a more in-depth exploration of craft? Check out my TeachersPayTeachers page for graphic novel study units. Built around a middle grade novel, graphic novel and/or film, each unit includes prompts, discussion questions, word banks, graphic organizers, mentor author excerpts and student examples to help guide your class through the process of drafting, revising and illustrating graphic stories, poems and essays like the ones Room 2 writers post here.

-Robyn