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"Never smile at a crocodile" is an example of rhyme and probably very good advice!

Rhyme 01

Rhyme adds pattern and music to poetry. Learn how perfect, half, and eye rhymes work, and how to spot rhyme schemes in songs, ballads, and spoken word.

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Fascinating Fact:

Eye rhyme looks the same but sounds different, love and move look similar yet they do not rhyme when spoken.

In KS3 English, you study how rhyme supports rhythm, structure, and mood. You will compare perfect, half, and eye rhymes, and map rhyme schemes to see how poets organise sound.

  • Rhyme: Words that share the same end sounds, usually from the last stressed vowel onward.
  • Rhyme scheme: The pattern of end rhymes in a poem, labelled with letters like ABAB or AABB.
  • Eye rhyme: Words that look as if they rhyme because of spelling but do not sound the same when spoken.
What is a rhyme scheme in poetry?

A rhyme scheme is the pattern of end sounds at the ends of lines, shown with letters. For example, ABAB alternates two rhymes, while AABB pairs two couplets.

What is the difference between full rhyme and half rhyme?

Full rhyme matches the final stressed vowel and sounds after it, like cat and hat. Half rhyme matches only some sounds, often the consonants, such as shape and keep.

How can I find rhymes when spelling is confusing?

Listen to the words rather than looking at letters. Say them aloud and compare their end sounds. Focus on sound families and ignore silent letters or tricky spellings.

1 .
Find a rhyme for "drink".
Sank
Sink
Sunk
Sunken
More rhymes for drink include "blink", "think", "wink", "clink" and "mink"
2 .
Find a rhyme for "sheep".
Shepherd
Sleep
Sleet
Slept
More rhymes for "sheep" include "beep", "keep", "reap", "weep" and "creep"
3 .
Find a rhyme for "battle".
Batted
Cuttle
Kettle
Rattle
Advertising companies often use rhyme to get customers' attention
4 .
Find a rhyme for "crunchy".
Bunch
Crisp
Lunch
Munchy
"Crunchy munchy crisps" has rhyme and alliteration
5 .
Find a rhyme for "box".
Fix
Fox
Lock
Luck
Rhymes are used in songs and poems
6 .
Find a rhyme for "sky".
Flee
Flew
Flue
Fly
Rhymes are frequently used to help us remember facts!
7 .
Find a rhyme for "smile".
Crocodile
Elephant
Fish
Snake
"Beware of the crocodile, even if you see him smile"
8 .
Find a rhyme for "fire".
Whirr
Wire
Wiry
Wry
These words look similar but sound different
9 .
Find a rhyme for "house".
Hoarse
Horse
Mice
Mouse
Use rhymes in your writing to engage your audience!
10 .
Find a rhyme for "book".
Creak
Creek
Croak
Crook
Say the list out loud to find the rhyming word
You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - How to use rhyme effectively

Author:  Sue Daish (English Teacher, Principal Examiner & Published Author)

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