Monday, July 20, 2020

Summer Themed Riddle Poems

     Poetry can be a bit intimidating to teach and learn, but it doesn't have to be!  "Riddle Poems" are a great way to learn and apply:
-Rhyme Scheme
-Rhythm
-Meter
-Planning for theme

     The object of this assignment is to write a riddle with an AABB End Line Rhyme scheme, with each line giving a clue to what the answer would be.  If the reader/listener can guess the answer on the first try, then the poet was successful!

     With this being a summer themed workshop, the answers had to revolve around summer.  Enjoy these riddles!

     If you leave it out it will melt to sludge.
It's good to eat with chocolate fudge.
It tastes so good on a hot summer day.
Eat it all up before you go play.
What is this?


Ice cream
by Austin (7th grade)


They appear when you sleep in the sun,
Getting one is not much fun.
After aloe and a yummy meal,
Better you will definitely feel.
What is this?



A sunburn
by Kevin (6th grade)



It's full of something great for a nice cool dip.
Do anything to get in, even a flip.
You can swim all day and all through the night.
Make sure no one will get in a fight.
What is this?



A swimming pool
by James (5th grade)


Sharks, by Julia (6th grade)

The Beach, by Jackie (6th grade)


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