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Cotswold Chine School
Literacy Lesson
Poetry
Task 3
Worksheet 1 and 2
Highlight, with matching colours, the words that rhyme.
Worksheet 3
Find and correct the missing punctuation.
Conclusion
1. What did we learn?
2. What did we achieve?
Betty met a Yeti
Betty met a yeti
in the mountains of Tibet.
She cooked him some spaghetti
and she baked him a baguette.
And when the food was ready
and the dishes all were set,
the yeti swallowed Betty
and said, “Mmmm. The best one yet.”
So that’s the end of Betty,
but you needn’t be upset
unless you meet a yeti
in the mountains of Tibet.
Then just stay calm and steady.
Don’t be nervous. Don’t you fret.
And don’t cook him spaghetti
or, who knows what you might get?
Let's check
To remember what the word rhyme means.
To understand rhyme through poetry.
To be able to recognise the absence of punctuation in a poem.
What are the learning objectives
How are we achieving this
By completing the worksheet and learning about rhyme through a poem.
Task 1
What does the word rhyme mean
The linking of sounds between words.
Learning Objectives
Task 2
Matching Task
Can you match the correct rhyming words?
Spaghetti
Tibet
Ready
Baguette
Steady
Yeti
Once completed try the extension task.
- To remember what the word rhyme means.
- To understand rhyme in poetry.
- To be able to recognise the absence of punctuation in a poem.