Launching Lesson 10
Launching Lesson 10
On the Move: An Action Rhyme (Display poem)
On the Move: An Action Rhyme (before reading poem)
Is this writing shorter than the stories we’ve
Before I begin to read, I see that this poem
read?
uses repetition.
Read first line “Swim, swim, swim.”
Poetry can contain rhythm and rhymes.
The Repetition of this word creates a
They can also contain patterns.
rhythm like a drum beat.
Launching Lesson 10
Launching Lesson 10
On the Move: An Action Rhyme (read “swim, swim,
swim-climb, climb, climb-flap, flap, flap” while beating
your hands on desk like a drum)
On the Move: An Action Rhyme (Read first half of the
poem after stopping after “I’m a fruit bat in the sky”)
When the same word or sound is repeated,
poem.
a predictable rhythm is created.
Let’s see what are the other actions in the
Launching Lesson 10
Launching Lesson 10
On the Move: An Action Rhyme (before reading poem)
On the Move: An Action Rhyme (after reading)
Before I begin to read, I see that this poem
Read first line “Swim, swim, swim.”
Poetry is a special kind of writing. One way
that poetry can move us is to create rhythm
and music. Where are many rhyming words
The repetition of this word creates a rhythm
rhyming words? Let’s list them.
uses repetition.
like a drum beat.
in this poem? What are some of the