Sounds in Poetry Worksheet
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Sounds in Poetry Worksheet
📚 Part 1: Recognise Sounds
Intention Question: What sounds do we hear in words, and how can they make poetry interesting?
WALT: We Are Learning To recognise rhyme and alliteration in short lines of poetry.
Success Criteria (I can...): identify rhyming words; spot examples of alliteration; choose examples from short lines.
✏️ Part 2: Create & Reflect
Differentiation & Support: Work with a partner or use sound cards if you need help. For dyslexia-friendly reading, try the text-to-speech tool or coloured overlays. Teachers: offer oral-only responses or smaller chunks for learners who need it.
Extension idea: Record your rhyme or tongue twister as a short audio clip to share with the class.
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