1. Repetition of accented vowel sounds and all sounds following them
Rhyme
Repetition of accented vowel sounds and all sounds following them

2. End rhyme Words rhyme at the end of the lines of poetry
Ex: there once was a big, fat cat
that lived in a house with a rat

3. Internal rhyme When rhymes occur within the line of poetry
Ex: As I turned, I watched as it burned

4. Exact rhyme
Precise rhyme
Ex: cat, hat

5. Approximate rhyme Words that have similar sounds, but not exact rhyme
Ex: leave and give

6. Eye rhyme
Words look like they should rhyme, but they do not rhyme when spoken
Ex: through and cough
Ex: bead and dead

7. Rhyme scheme The pattern of end rhyme a poem has
Designated by letters of the alphabet
Ex: …..walls a
…….calls a
…….hands b
…….sands b
…….falls a

8. The Everlasting Light I shine forever free. I do not cost a cent.
I need no bulb or battery.
My light is permanent.
You’ll find me way up in the sky,
When each new day’s begun.
But do not look me in the eye-
I am the shining SUN.

9. The Shiny-Faced Friend
You’ll find me hanging on the wall
Looking back at you.
My shiny face is everyplace
For anyone to view.
You see me when you brush your teeth
And when you comb your hair.
I try to look just like you do.
Forgive me when I stare.
A wicked witch once asked of me,
“Who’s the fairest of us all?”
But I, of course, could never say-
I’m just a MIRROR on the wall.

10. Riddle Rhymes
Using rhymes, create a riddle that is solved in your last line
Use at least 10 lines
Mark your rhyme scheme
Give your riddle rhyme a creative title