Poetry - Lesson for Grade 1, Chapter - Review Across Genres
In this engaging lesson on Poetry, first-grade students will embark on a delightful journey through the world of poetic literature. Central to our exploration is the "My New Kite" worksheet, where students will immerse themselves in a poem that not only tells a story but also invites them to visualize and feel the excitement of flying a new kite. Through this activity, students will learn about the rhythm and flow that make poetry such a unique form of expression.
Additionally, the "Rhyming Kites" worksheet will introduce students to the concept of rhyming, a fundamental element of poetry. By identifying and creating rhymes, students will enhance their phonemic awareness, an essential skill for reading proficiency.
Understanding poetry from an early age is important as it fosters creativity, enhances vocabulary, and develops empathy by encouraging children to explore emotions and viewpoints within the poems. Moreover, engaging with poetry supports the development of critical reading and listening skills, as students learn to interpret meaning and appreciate the beauty of words. Through this lesson, students will not only grasp the basics of poetry but also cultivate a love for reading and literature that will benefit their academic journey.
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Activity 1 / Poem: My New Kite Worksheet
Can your child remember what he or she reads? This delightful reading worksheet asks kids to read a cheerful poem aloud. While reading, watch listen carefully to the words! At the bottom of the page, task your little learner with checking the boxes next to the words that appear in the poem. To extend this lesson ask kids to identify the rhyming words, and note how those don’t appear at the bottom of the page, even if they are the words they noticed the most!
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Activity 2 / Rhyming Kites Worksheet
On a breezy spring day, nothing is better than flying a kite! Remind your child of this joyful thought while working on this rhyming worksheet from Kids Academy! Instruct little learners to read each pair of words located on the colorful kites. Encourage your child to read them aloud, listening closely to the sounds. Do they rhyme? If so, circle the kite, but if they don’t, leave it blank. Find and circle all the rhyming word pairs to complete this vibrant sheet!
