Let’s explore two valuable resources that will help high school teachers teach rhythm and meter. If you find that your students struggle to understand these concepts, here are a few things that have worked in my classroom…

Free PowerPoint Rhythm and Meter Lesson

First up, try this free PowerPoint rhythm and meter lesson that will walk students through how to figure out rhythm and meter. This simple, easy-to-understand lesson will provide clear explanations and examples to help students grasp these concepts more easily. It even includes some questions to orally quiz your students at the end!

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Rhythm and Meter Handouts

For a more in-depth explanation, check out my “AP Literature Vocabulary Tools” packet here! Inside, you will find a comprehensive handout that breaks down how to figure out rhythm in a clear and concise manner. This resource explains rhythm in a way (with tricks to use to figure it out) that my students actually understand and can use!

Rhythm and Meter Practice Worksheet

Last, I have a free quick practice activity that you can use with your students to reinforce the concepts taught in the rhythm and meter lessons and help students solidify their understanding. An answer key is included.

Don’t let teaching (or learning) rhythm and meter be a challenge anymore. With these resources, you can make learning these concepts so much easier for your students. Lightbulbs will be flashing, guaranteed!

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I’m Carly

Welcome to English with Mrs. Lamp, where I share teaching ideas, advice, and resources for 11th Grade American Literature, AP Lit, and High School ELA!

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