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RHYMING POETRY

RHYMING POETRY. Alexis Jacoby. What is a rhyming word?. If two words end with the same sound … they rhyme. Near rhymes are words that almost rhyme. The final sounds are similar but not exactly alike. Other types of rhymes. One syllable rhyme fall and ball Two syllable rhyme

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RHYMING POETRY

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  1. RHYMING POETRY Alexis Jacoby

  2. What is a rhyming word? • If two words end with the same sound … they rhyme. • Near rhymes are words that almost rhyme. The final sounds are similar but not exactly alike.

  3. Other types of rhymes • One syllable rhyme • fall and ball • Two syllable rhyme • turkey and murky

  4. Quatrains • Quatrains are four line poems that can follow one of four patterns. • AABB • ABAB • ABBA • ABCB • When quatrains are combined to make a long poem, each group of four lines is called a stanza.

  5. Examples of Quatrain poems AABB I Love Fall Unknown Author I love fall! Fall is exciting.It's apples and cider.It's an airborne spider.It's pumpkins in bins.It's burrs on dog's chins.It's wind blowing leaves.It's chilly red knees.It's nuts on the ground.It's a crisp dry sound.It's green leaves turningAnd the smell of them burning.It's clouds in the sky.It's fall. That's why...I love fall. ABCB Hooray For Thanksgiving Unknown Author It’s Thanksgiving dinner; Let’s not be late; There’s lots of good food, So fill your plate. With pie at the end, It can’t be beat; Hooray for Thanksgiving, There’s so much to eat!

  6. Examples of Quatrain poems ABAB November By: Alice Cary The leaves are fading and falling; The winds are rough and wild; The birds have ceased their calling--
But let me tell you, my child ABBA A Fall Song By: Ellen Robena Field Golden and red trees Nod to the soft breeze, As it whispers, "Winter is near;" And the brown nuts fall At the wind's loud call, For this is the Fall of the year.

  7. Get out your materials

  8. Your Turn! • Everyone will write a short 4 to 6 (more if you’d like) line poem using one of the quatrain formats. • Suggested topic / idea: • Fall or Thanksgiving • When you’re finished writing, draw a picture that illustrates your poem.

  9. Example

  10. LET’S SHARE

  11. SOURCES • http://www.suite101.com/content/rhyming-poem-lesson-a37617 • http://www.apples4theteacher.com/holidays/fall/kids-poems-rhyme • http://www.apples4theteacher.com/holidays/thanksgiving/poems-rhymes/ • http://www.proteacher.org/a/33910_Poetry_projects.html

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