The Swing (Year 1)

Author: Sarah Plant

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This worksheet works well alongside our Reading Poetry — The Swing Video to develop children's understanding of poetry.

After watching the video, can children highlight the rhyming words and answer the questions given? They are then asked to draw a picture to accompany the poem and practise reading it with a friend.

Answers are included.

This resource is also available in a handy Lesson Pack, containing a selection of worksheets and PowerPoints on Poetry.

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Related Topics:

Reading
Comprehension
Rhymes
Poetry
Learning by Heart

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