Write a Twister Rhyme
A1 · Phonics: Consonant digraphs sh · Tongue Twisters and Rhymes
Shelly’s Shoes — by Rory
Who sells shoes? Shelly sells shoes!
Red shoes, blue shoes, short shoes, new shoes.
Shelly, shh! Please don’t shout,
Show me shoes — then I’ll walk out!
— Rory, Class 4G 🦝
Plan your twister rhyme
✏️ ━━━━ MY TWISTER RHYME ━━━━ ✏️
1️⃣ Title: a name + a thing (Shelly’s Shoes)
2️⃣ Line 1: a question ? and an answer !
3️⃣ Line 2: a list with commas: red shoes, blue shoes, …
4️⃣ Lines 3–4: two lines that rhyme (shout – out)
5️⃣ Check: a capital letter at the start of every line · . ? ! at the end
Vocabulary
- capital letter
- full stop
- comma
- question mark
- exclamation mark
- line
- rhyme
- title
Sample questions (6 questions)
- What does Shelly sell?
- shells
- shoes
- chips
- Why is there a question mark in line 1?
- It’s the end of the poem.
- “Who sells shoes” is a question.
- It’s a name.
- In line 2, why are there commas?
- It’s a list of shoes.
- They are questions.
- They show surprise.
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