RHYME

SCHEME
By: T.J. Rendino
WHAT MAKES UP A POEM?
OBJECTIVE
Today we are going to talk about rhyme scheme and how we can find out
the rhyme scheme a poem has
RHYME SCHEME
Rhyme scheme is the pattern that rhyming words take at the end of the
verses in a poem
SNEVINGTON SNEE BY JACK
PRELUSTSKY
Im Snevington Snee
And from seven til three
I hang by my toes
From a coconut tree

Ive plenty of time

And its hardly a crime
And no one seems to be willing
To do it for me
Green is the grass
And the leaves of trees
Green is the smell
Of a country breeze
 Go Go on Chrome Books
on
Find Find a poem
INDEPEN
Write Write poem in Reading
notebook
DENT
Circle Circle last words in each PRACTIC
E
verse

Label Label the rhyme scheme

EXIT TICKET
Write a poem describing how you are similar and different from people you know

The poem has to rhyme

You have to circle the last words of every verse

You have to label the rhyme scheme and have at least A, B, and C for your rhyme
scheme

Example A
I am taller B
They are younger A
C and holler
I dont like to hoot
I am an adult C
I do not like to insult B
It is easy for us to hunger
CLOSURE
Rhyme schemes are important when you are doing rhyming poetry
because poems like sonnets need to be a certain rhyme scheme
When you have a god rhyme scheme, it helps your poem flow beter and
make more sense
A sonnet is a one-stanza poem with fourteen lines with stressed and
unstressed syllables
Italian Sonnet
ABBAABBA CDECDE
English Sonnet
ABAB CDCD EFEF GG