Midterm Poetry Project

Name that Seed!

By
Heidi Bee Roemer


 

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  1. Heidi Bee RoemerApril 15, 2025 at 10:21 AM

    What a lovely poetry video, Sierra! You’ve shared the poem's message in such a clear and creative way—great visuals, too! I encourage you to submit it to the STEAM Powered Poetry Video Contest by April 30th. A cash prize up for grabs! Great work!

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    1. SierraApril 17, 2025 at 9:53 AM

      Thank you, Heidi! It was great fun to create! I will send it in; thank you for the encouragement!

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