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Grade 3 Writing Worksheet
Write a poem on the lines.
Write a poem about the rain. Use four lines. The second and fourth lines should rhyme.
Write a poem about your pet or a pet you would like. Use four lines. The second and fourth lines should rhyme.
A poem uses short lines, sound and picture words to say something in a few words. Many poems for young writers rhyme: the last words of two lines sound alike, as in sky and high. On this worksheet your child writes a short poem about a topic, such as the rain or a favorite food. Building Confidence asks for two lines that rhyme, On Level asks for four lines in which the second and fourth lines rhyme, and Challenge Me adds a simile or a repeated sound.
Each of the six versions has two topics, and the answer key shows a model poem for each. Any poem on the topic that follows the rhyme pattern is correct. Ask your child to read the poem aloud and listen for the rhyme.
Common Core standard: W.3.10
The moon is round, the moon is bright / It smiles upon the sea / It glows all through the quiet night / And keeps an eye on me. The second and fourth lines end with sea and me, which rhyme.
Choosing rhyming words that do not fit the topic, or writing a sentence that is not a poem line.
Think of the last word first, then a rhyming word, then fill in the lines.
Choosing rhyming words that do not fit the topic, or writing a sentence that is not a poem line.
Think of the last word first, then a rhyming word, then fill in the lines.
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