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One Thing at a Time

Rhyming words

Find the rhyming words in the poem.

Words rhyme when they end with the same sound. In the poem 'One Thing at a Time' on page 35 of your book, Santoor, the rhyming words come at the ends of the lines. On page 36 your book asks you to list them.

The poem has four rhyming pairs, one in each part of it: play and way; might and right; well and tell; away and play.

Say them aloud and listen to the end sound: pl-AY, w-AY. m-IGHT, r-IGHT. w-ELL, t-ELL. aw-AY, pl-AY.

You can find more rhymes of your own: play, way, day, say. might, right, night, light. well, tell, bell, sell.

Rhyming words end with the same sound; in the poem, play - way, might - right, well - tell and away - play rhyme.

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