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Do these lines of poetry rhyme?


Twinkle, Twinkle, little star
How I wonder what you are?
Which words make them rhyme?


Twinkle, Twinkle, little star
How I wonder what you are?
Which words make them rhyme?


Twinkle, Twinkle, little star
How I wonder what you are?
Do these lines of poetry rhyme?


I must follow in their train
Down the crooked fairy lane
Which words make them rhyme?


I must follow in their train
Down the crooked fairy lane
Which words make them rhyme?


I must follow in their train
Down the crooked fairy lane
When two lines of poetry rhyme, it’s
             called a

            COUPLET
Example of a Couplet Poem


Way down South where bananas grow,
A grasshopper stepped on an elephant’s
toe
The elephant said, with tears in his eyes,
“Pick on somebody your own size!”
Example of a Couplet Poem


Way down South where bananas grow,
A grasshopper stepped on an elephant’s
toe
The elephant said, with tears in his eyes,
“Pick on somebody your own size!”
Do these lines rhyme?
A peanut sat on the railroad track,
His heart was all a-flutter
Along came a train–
Toot, toot!– peanut butter!
Which words make them rhyme?
A peanut sat on the railroad track,
His heart was all a-flutter
Along came a train–
Toot, toot!– peanut butter!
Do these lines rhyme?
A peanut sat on the railroad track,
His heart was all a-flutter
Along came a train–
Toot, toot!– peanut butter!
Do these lines rhyme?
I toss the branches up and down
And shake them to and fro,
I whirl the leaves in flocks of brown
And send them high and low.
What words make them rhyme?
I toss the branches up and down
And shake them to and fro,
I whirl the leaves in flocks of brown
And send them high and low.
What words make them rhyme?
I toss the branches up and down
And shake them to and fro,
I whirl the leaves in flocks of brown
And send them high and low.
What words make them rhyme?
I toss the branches up and down
And shake them to and fro,
I whirl the leaves in flocks of brown
And send them high and low.
When four lines have an alternating
   rhyme pattern, it’s called a

          QUATRAIN
When four lines have an alternating
   rhyme pattern, it’s called a

          QUATRAIN
An example of a Quatrain Poem
The Sleepy Giant
My age is three hundred and seventy- two
And I think, with the deepest regret,
How I used to pick up and voraciously chew
The dear little boys whom I met.
I’ve   eaten   them   raw, in their holiday suits;
I’ve   eaten   them   curried with rice;
I’ve   eaten   them   baked, in their jackets and boots,
And    found   them   exceedingly nice.
But now that my jaws are too weak for such fare,
I think it exceedingly rude
to do such a thing, when I’m quite well aware
Little boys do not like to be chewed.
And so I contentedly live upon eels,
And try to do nothing amiss,
And I pass all the time I can spare from my meals
In innocent slumber– like this.
When an author sets up a poem so that
certain lines rhyme with each other, it is
                 called a

         RHYME SCHEME
Figuring out the Rhyme Scheme of a poem helps
   us understand the poem’s meaning better.

  We can use letters to mark the Rhyme
           Scheme, like this:

Twinkle, Twinkle, little star   A
How I wonder what you are?      A
Up above the world so bright    B
Like a diamond in the night     B
Twinkle, Twinkle, little star   A
How I wonder what you are?      A
Up above the world so bright    B
Like a diamond in the night     B

This poem is a Couplet poem.

The Rhyme Scheme of a Couplet poem
is AABB.
What is the Rhyme Scheme for this
                 poem?
Way down South where bananas grow,
A grasshopper stepped on an elephant’s toe
The elephant said, with tears in his eyes,
“Pick on somebody your own size”
What is the Rhyme Scheme for this
                 poem?
Way down South where bananas grow,
A
A grasshopper stepped on an elephant’s toe
A
The elephant said, with tears in his eyes,
B
“Pick on somebody your own size!”
B
What about the Rhyme Scheme for a
             Quatrain?
I toss the branches up and down
And shake them to and fro,
I whirl the leaves in flocks of brown
And send them high and low.
What about the Rhyme Scheme for a
             Quatrain?
I toss the branches up and down
A And shake them to and fro,
I whirl the leaves in flocks of brown
A And send them high and low.
What about the Rhyme Scheme for a
             Quatrain?
I toss the branches up and down
And shake them to and fro,
  B
I whirl the leaves in flocks of brown
And send them high and low.
 B
What about the Rhyme Scheme for a
             Quatrain?
I toss the branches up and down
A And shake them to and fro,
    B I whirl the leaves in flocks of
brown A And send them high and
low.            B

ABAB
Let’s Review.


A Couplet is a…
Let’s Review.


A Couplet is a pair of rhymed lines
A Quatrain is a…
A Quatrain is a set of four lines with
alternating rhymes.
A Rhyme Scheme is a…
A Rhyme Scheme is a pattern of
rhymes in a poem.
A Rhyme Scheme is a pattern of
rhymes in a poem.


And we figure it out by…
A Rhyme Scheme is a pattern of
rhymes in a poem.


And we figure it out by assigning
letters of the alphabet to sets of
rhyming lines.
Rhyme mini lesson

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Rhyme mini lesson

  • 1. Do these lines of poetry rhyme? Twinkle, Twinkle, little star How I wonder what you are?
  • 2. Which words make them rhyme? Twinkle, Twinkle, little star How I wonder what you are?
  • 3. Which words make them rhyme? Twinkle, Twinkle, little star How I wonder what you are?
  • 4. Do these lines of poetry rhyme? I must follow in their train Down the crooked fairy lane
  • 5. Which words make them rhyme? I must follow in their train Down the crooked fairy lane
  • 6. Which words make them rhyme? I must follow in their train Down the crooked fairy lane
  • 7. When two lines of poetry rhyme, it’s called a COUPLET
  • 8. Example of a Couplet Poem Way down South where bananas grow, A grasshopper stepped on an elephant’s toe The elephant said, with tears in his eyes, “Pick on somebody your own size!”
  • 9. Example of a Couplet Poem Way down South where bananas grow, A grasshopper stepped on an elephant’s toe The elephant said, with tears in his eyes, “Pick on somebody your own size!”
  • 10. Do these lines rhyme? A peanut sat on the railroad track, His heart was all a-flutter Along came a train– Toot, toot!– peanut butter!
  • 11. Which words make them rhyme? A peanut sat on the railroad track, His heart was all a-flutter Along came a train– Toot, toot!– peanut butter!
  • 12. Do these lines rhyme? A peanut sat on the railroad track, His heart was all a-flutter Along came a train– Toot, toot!– peanut butter!
  • 13. Do these lines rhyme? I toss the branches up and down And shake them to and fro, I whirl the leaves in flocks of brown And send them high and low.
  • 14. What words make them rhyme? I toss the branches up and down And shake them to and fro, I whirl the leaves in flocks of brown And send them high and low.
  • 15. What words make them rhyme? I toss the branches up and down And shake them to and fro, I whirl the leaves in flocks of brown And send them high and low.
  • 16. What words make them rhyme? I toss the branches up and down And shake them to and fro, I whirl the leaves in flocks of brown And send them high and low.
  • 17. When four lines have an alternating rhyme pattern, it’s called a QUATRAIN
  • 18. When four lines have an alternating rhyme pattern, it’s called a QUATRAIN
  • 19. An example of a Quatrain Poem The Sleepy Giant My age is three hundred and seventy- two And I think, with the deepest regret, How I used to pick up and voraciously chew The dear little boys whom I met.
  • 20. I’ve eaten them raw, in their holiday suits; I’ve eaten them curried with rice; I’ve eaten them baked, in their jackets and boots, And found them exceedingly nice. But now that my jaws are too weak for such fare, I think it exceedingly rude to do such a thing, when I’m quite well aware Little boys do not like to be chewed.
  • 21. And so I contentedly live upon eels, And try to do nothing amiss, And I pass all the time I can spare from my meals In innocent slumber– like this.
  • 22. When an author sets up a poem so that certain lines rhyme with each other, it is called a RHYME SCHEME
  • 23. Figuring out the Rhyme Scheme of a poem helps us understand the poem’s meaning better. We can use letters to mark the Rhyme Scheme, like this: Twinkle, Twinkle, little star A How I wonder what you are? A Up above the world so bright B Like a diamond in the night B
  • 24. Twinkle, Twinkle, little star A How I wonder what you are? A Up above the world so bright B Like a diamond in the night B This poem is a Couplet poem. The Rhyme Scheme of a Couplet poem is AABB.
  • 25. What is the Rhyme Scheme for this poem? Way down South where bananas grow, A grasshopper stepped on an elephant’s toe The elephant said, with tears in his eyes, “Pick on somebody your own size”
  • 26. What is the Rhyme Scheme for this poem? Way down South where bananas grow, A A grasshopper stepped on an elephant’s toe A The elephant said, with tears in his eyes, B “Pick on somebody your own size!” B
  • 27. What about the Rhyme Scheme for a Quatrain? I toss the branches up and down And shake them to and fro, I whirl the leaves in flocks of brown And send them high and low.
  • 28. What about the Rhyme Scheme for a Quatrain? I toss the branches up and down A And shake them to and fro, I whirl the leaves in flocks of brown A And send them high and low.
  • 29. What about the Rhyme Scheme for a Quatrain? I toss the branches up and down And shake them to and fro, B I whirl the leaves in flocks of brown And send them high and low. B
  • 30. What about the Rhyme Scheme for a Quatrain? I toss the branches up and down A And shake them to and fro, B I whirl the leaves in flocks of brown A And send them high and low. B ABAB
  • 32. Let’s Review. A Couplet is a pair of rhymed lines
  • 34. A Quatrain is a set of four lines with alternating rhymes.
  • 35. A Rhyme Scheme is a…
  • 36. A Rhyme Scheme is a pattern of rhymes in a poem.
  • 37. A Rhyme Scheme is a pattern of rhymes in a poem. And we figure it out by…
  • 38. A Rhyme Scheme is a pattern of rhymes in a poem. And we figure it out by assigning letters of the alphabet to sets of rhyming lines.