Poet in a Cupcake Day

Poet on Cupcake Day, a great way to end the first week of National Poetry Month and the last day of Poet School Week.

History of Poet in a Cupcake Day

Poet's Day Cupcake Day takes place on the Friday of Poets to School Week, which is celebrated for the completely first week of April. On this day, cupcakes are decorated in a way to resemble or be associated with a favorite poet or poet. The cutouts are often used to decorate cupcakes, often colored in order to put on ice cream sticks and then cupcakes. The cupcakes themselves are often decorated with themes related to a poet or poets. Sometimes paper cupcakes are used in place of real cupcakes. Before the decoration was finished, the poets were often learned about and often read their poetry.

Celebrating Poet in a Cupcake Day

Poet in a Cupcake Day is a great day for Bring Your Poets to School Week. Use our Poet's to School Week Poets and our summer celebrity poets in the classroom or at home, for a good introduction to poetry. As we've learned from sharing poetry and tea with boys, a little candy makes meeting poets and poems enjoyable for people of all ages.

It's easy to celebrate. Just cut out your poets, color them and place them on ice cream sticks. Insert in your favorite cupcake! Of course, you might want to read a little about your poet before deciding which cupcakes might be the sweetest pedestal. And maybe you also want to read a poem by the poet.

One of some great ways to start your celebration on this day is to get knowledge about your favorite poets and read some of their poems. This might give you some ideas on how to decorate cupcakes or cupcakes, and then you can make some. If you make a large batch, you can decorate them with some of your favorite poets. When decorating, you should do so in a way that shares what you know or what you have learned about the poets you have chosen. You can decorate cutouts of poets to stick on ice cream sticks to place in your cupcakes, or you can decorate your cupcakes in a way that represents the poets, or both. You can find some excerpts from the poet that can be used today on the website Tweetspeak Poetry. On their pages there are trailers for Bring Your Poet to School Week and Bring Your Poet to Work Day. It's not necessary to decorate an actual cupcake to participate in the day, paper cupcakes can also be used. It is possible to find printable cupcakes on Tweetspeak Poetry, and ideas for poet-themed cupcakes at the same place. After decorating the cupcakes, you can share them on social networks. Include the hashtag #poetcupcakeday and tag the Twitter and Instagram pages of Tweetspeak Poetry.