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Poetry Definitions
 
 

 

 

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Poetry Booklet Instructions

 
 
 
 
 
Pattern:  Pattern is the amount of syllables in one line compared to the lines that follow. Pattern gives a poem its rhythm. Whereas you can see the pattern by examining the text, when you listen to or recite a poem, you hear the rhythm.
 
Verse: Think of a verse as a paragraph with a main idea and information that talks about that idea.
 
Rhythm:  The rhythm is the beat. Poems can have different beats. Having different beats makes poems more interesting just as having different instruments makes music more interesting.

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Rhyme:  Rhymes are words that sound the same or almost the same at their ends.
 
Syllable:  Syllables have to do with how a word is separated into parts. Some words like shoe, house, and tooth cannot be broken into parts. Each of those words is a one-syllable word. Words like yellow, wheelchair, and harvest are two-syllable words. And words like camera, controller, and yesterday are three-syllable words.

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February - the month of love - is also Black History Month.

 

Read and Print R. Renée

Bembry's article,

"Why Black History Month is Important"

  

In 1926 Dr. Carter G. Woodson, an African American author, scholar, founder of the Journal of Negro History, the Associated Publishers, the Negro History Bulletin, and the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History established the second week in February as "Negro History Week" in celebration of Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln's birthdays...Read Full Article HERE

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