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Hot Food | POEM | The Hypnotiser | Kids' Poems and Stories With Michael Rosen

More Hot Food Videos    / michaelrosenofficial   Michael's website https://www.michaelrosen.co.uk for news, updates, and fun, as well as great homeschooling UK storytime resources and ideas like these. Buy Michael Rosen Books Here: https://www.michaelrosen.co.uk/books/ Hot Food | POEM | Kids' Poems and Stories With Michael Rosen From The Hypnotiser Published by Lions Poetry Check out Michael's website for news, updates, and fun, as well as great homeschooling UK resources and idea. Why not share this Hot Food Nice clip. Discuss performance poetry. Look at other Michael Rosen poems. How does Michael's work compare and contrast with another poet? Teachers - work with pupils to create a performance piece for selected poems. Pupils could create their own story poems about food. Use this as a stimulus for pupils own independent research on Michael Rosen. Here is the Hypnotiser Playlist for more Michael Rosen Videos    • Michael Rosen's Poems and Stories for Kids...   You can browse and buy Michael Rosen Books here: https://www.michaelrosen.co.uk/books/ Please contribute on Patreon to help us make more vids and get great rewards for you.   / kpswithmichaelrosen   I wrote a book of poems for children called The Hypnotiser some years ago and then it went out of print. I couldn’t get anyone to reprint it, so I asked my son Joe to film me performing the book for this website. All you need to do is click on whichever poem you want in the gallery below. There are second-hand copies of The Hypnotiser available on various sites on the web, most obviously at Amazon, Abe Books and eBay. REVIEW 'Right class 6, RIGHT CLASS 6, I'm talking, I'm talking, I want complete quiet and that includes you, David Alexander, yes you...' 'The Outing', by Michael Rosen, just one of the fantastic and hilarious poems from his short story and poetry collection The Hypnotiser. This particular poem was read to me as a young child in primary school time and time again. Each time the names in the poem were changed to the names of the pupils in my class. It never got old, or less hilarious and I wouldn't hesitate in reading this to my future classes during my teaching career. Other great poems from this collection include 'The Car Trip'; a highlight of the sibling chaos that goes on in the back of the car when Mum is driving: 'He started it. I didn't. He started it...', 'Tomato 1'; the gruelling ordeal of being given a tomato to eat by your mother and you simply just hate tomatoes, and 'Tidy Your Room'; every child's nightmare. Each and every poem and short story relates to children through typical experiences that most would have endured. This book enlightens children's love and enthusiasm for poetry, an almost forgotten about genre for most children; a runner up to fiction books. This book can have many uses in the classroom; appropriate for children in Key Stage Two it can be read by the teacher at the end of the day during story time, like in my own experience at primary school. Or, during a poetry topic in Literacy, this book could model fun, interesting, age appropriate poetry that will inspire children to write their own poems. Likewise for shared reading; this book would be fantastic to put under the visualiser and look through with the class at the how poems are written, their structure, do they rhyme? do they tell a story? All sorts of things can be addressed with the class as a whole. This book needs to be exposed to children, whether at school on the class bookshelf, or online where you can find video clips of Michael Rosen performing these poems; a great filler for those odd five minutes that arise during the busy school day. A Must read, not just for children but teachers as well! Who is Michael Rosen? My first book for children was called Mind Your Own Business and it came out in 1974. Quentin Blake did wonderful line drawings for it. Ever since then, I’ve been doing these things: Writing books Writing articles for newspapers and magazines Going to schools, libraries and theatres and performing the poems in my books Helping children write poems and stories Making radio programmes, mostly about words, language or books Appearing on TV, either reading books, or talking about books Teaching at universities about children’s literature Running workshops for teachers about poetry In any week, I might be doing all of these things! To tell the truth, I don’t really know what I’m doing tomorrow, unless I look in my diary to see. #MichaelRosen #Poetry