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Reading: Literature2nd Grade
RL.2.4
Describe how words and phrases supply rhythm and meaning in a story, poem, or song.
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Point out fun-sounding words when reading poems or songs together — ask why the author chose those words.Free sample questions
Question 1The rain came down, drip, drip, drop. It wouldn't quit, it wouldn't stop! What do the words **drip, drip, drop** help you imagine?- A sunny day
- Wind blowing
- A loud thunderstorm
- The sound of rain falling
Question 2Swoosh went the broom across the floor. Swish, swish, swoosh — it swept some more! The words **swoosh** and **swish** help the reader —- Hear the sound of sweeping
- Learn how to clean
- See the color of the broom
- Know what time it is
Question 3Silly Sally sat on a seal, singing songs by the sea. What makes this sentence fun to say?- It has lots of periods
- Many words start with the same sound
- It rhymes at the end
- It has big words
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