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Rhyme Scheme: the pattern of rhymes used in a poem, usually marked by letters

Rhyme Scheme: the pattern of rhymes used in a poem, usually marked by letters. Why is the rhyme scheme of this poem aa, bb, cc?. What is the rhyme scheme?. What is the rhyme scheme?. What is the rhyme scheme?. Once upon a time there was a toad Who liked to burrow deep into the mud.

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Rhyme Scheme: the pattern of rhymes used in a poem, usually marked by letters

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  1. Rhyme Scheme:the pattern of rhymes used in a poem, usually marked by letters

  2. Why is the rhyme scheme of this poem aa, bb, cc?

  3. What is the rhyme scheme?

  4. What is the rhyme scheme?

  5. What is the rhyme scheme? Once upon a time there was a toad Who liked to burrow deep into the mud. One day he tried to hop across the road But then there came a car – there was a thud. I bet you thought there'd be some blood and guts, But not our toad! Oh no, it wasn't that. The driver of the car swerved in the ruts Because she'd hit a nail and got a flat. She stepped out of the car in her blue pants Then opened up the trunk to find the jack. And days since toad had even had an ant He hopped into her car to find a snack. The lesson here's when stopped upon the road Be careful 'cause there just might be a toad.

  6. You will write like Dr. Seuss

  7. Write like Dr. Seuss Choose something that you like or don’t like (not Facebook) Rhyming Pattern: aabb, ccdd, eeff 3 Stanzas Have fun!

  8. STYLE • Do you prefer your drink bold? • Would you buy it hot or cold? • Would you like it in your car? • Would you drink it near or far? • Starbucks is a bit pricey. • I like mine a trace spicy. • Venti, skinny, extra shot • It will surely hit the spot. • Hubby says we can’t afford • I say it’s my due reward • For coffee I can’t abstain • It aids me in staying sane. • Mrs. Adams • May 8, 2014

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