Session 2 Poems That Rhyme ( Intro
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This document outlines a lesson plan on poems that rhyme. It discusses defining rhyme, recognizing rhyming words, and changing the text wrap of pictures. The methodology involves discussion and hands-on activities. Students will read poems with rhyming words and complete an activity where they type a short poem, insert a representing clip art, and use text wrap on the image. For an assignment, students will write three poems with rhyming words and paste a picture after each poem.
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