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"Roses Are
Red" Poem Writing - Workbook for Students
What is a "Roses Are Red" Poem? A "Roses Are Red" poem is a type of short, rhyming poem that starts with the line *“Roses are red,”* followed by a rhyme. These poems can be sweet, funny, or silly! The second line often mirrors the first and is followed by more rhyming lines to complete the poem. --- Step 1: Understand the Structure A "Roses Are Red" poem follows a basic 4-line pattern: 1. Line 1: *Roses are red,* 2. Line 2: Something else that is "red" or related to the theme. 3. Line 3: A thought, feeling, or observation. 4. Line 4: A rhyming punchline or twist. --- Step 2: Pick a Topic The first line is always “Roses are red,” but the rest of the poem can be about anything you like! Here are some fun ideas: - Nature (e.g., flowers, animals, seasons). - Feelings (e.g., love, happiness, excitement). - Objects (e.g., toys, books, food). Write your topic here: My Topic: _______________________________________ --- Step 3: Write Your "Roses Are Red" Poem Line 1: Start your poem with “Roses are red.” Example: *“Roses are red,”* My Line 1: _______________________________________ Line 2: Write something else that’s red or related to your topic. Example: “Violets are blue.” My Line 2: _______________________________________ Line 3: Write a fun or sweet thought related to your topic. Example: “I love the sky so blue,” My Line 3: _______________________________________ Line 4: Write a punchline or twist that rhymes with the second line. Example: “And I love being with you!” My Line 4: _______________________________________** --- Step 4: Write Your Final Poem Now put all the lines together! My "Roses Are Red" Poem: ___________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ --- Step 5: Illustrate Your Poem Draw a picture that matches your "Roses Are Red" poem! --- Example "Roses Are Red" Poem Topic: Flowers Roses are red, Violets are blue, The sun shines bright, And flowers bloom too! --- Bonus Challenge Write your own "Roses Are Red" poem with a new topic! Try using things around you, like your favorite food, a pet, or a season. |