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Rhythm in Poetry: Okie Dokie, Here’s the Trochee ActivityRhythm in Poetry: Okie Dokie, Here’s the Trochee Activity
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Poetry4kids
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3rd - 8th
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Rhythm in Poetry: Okie Dokie, Here’s the Trochee

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This Rhythm in Poetry: Okie Dokie, Here’s the Trochee activity also includes:
  • Poetic Terms Dictionary for Kids
  • Rhyming Dictionary for Kids
  • Rhyming Words Lists
  • Poem
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Iambs and trochees may seem intimidating to some learners, but after reading a straightforward online lesson, they'll be masters of poetic feet! The lesson includes examples of trochaic poems from Edgar Allen Poe and William Blake.

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CCSS: Adaptable

Concepts

poetry writing, poetic structure, types of poetry, rhythm patterns

Additional Tags

english language arts

Instructional Ideas

  • Assign to learners over a holiday break or vacation
  • Use percussive instruments to demonstrate the difference between iambs and trochees

Classroom Considerations

  • Requires access to the Internet
  • Part of a more extensive unit on rhythm patterns in poetry

Pros

  • Easy to follow for even the most reluctant young poets
  • Includes a link to a rhyming dictionary

Cons

  • None

Common Core

W.3.10 W.4.10 W.5.10 W.6.10 W.7.10 W.8.10

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