Poetry Jingle by Maxime, the French Chef

Poeticamente

Poetry has rhythm; poetry has beat.

Poetry has meter to tap and move your feet.

Clap your hands and sing along; rhyme your syllables.

Rilly rally Dilly dally Sella malla bles.

• Use Metaphor - the door’s a s’more; it’s like a floor
• Personify- did that door just snore?
• Exaggerate, let’s overstate - the door inflated and now it’s a cupcake!
• Alliterate to punctuate – Did the door ding dong or did it dong ding ding?
• Use Onomatopoeia – Buzz, bang, boom, shh, hiss, rumble, ring!

Poetry has rhythm; poetry has beat.

Literary elements with patterns that repeat.

Synonyms and antonyms; voice and structure, too.

Write silly songs, nursery rhymes, limericks, haikus.

There once was a man from Peru

Who dreamed he was eating his shoe.

He awoke in a fright

in the middle of the night

to find it was perfectly true!

There once was a handsome young door

Who had a crush on a smooth wooden floor

When the door opened to creak

The wooden floor gave out a shriek

And hid under a carpet forever more!

Poetry has rhythm; poetry has beat.

Poetry has meter to tap and move your feet.

Clap your hands and sing along; rhyme your syllables.

Play with words and you will laugh, it’s so enjoyable.

(SM) Knock knock, who’s there? Amos! Amos Who? A mosquito bit me.

Knock, knock, who’s there. Ana! Ana Who?

Another mosquito bit me!

Poetry has rhythm; poetry has beat.

Poetry has meter to tap and move your feet.

Clap your hands and sing along; rhyme your syllables.

Rilly rally Dilly dally Sella malla bles.

Halicka, Balicka Dilicka Dalicka

Tiffina Taffica Diffina Daffina

Salama Calaka Dulama Talaka

Lollipop Dollipop Umsolli Polligop

These rhymes they can’t go on

Please help me end this song!

Poetry has rhythm; poetry has beat.

Poetry has meter to tap and move your feet.

Clap your hands and sing along; rhyme your syllables.

Play with words and you will laugh, it’s so enjoyable.