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The worksheet provides a template for students to write their own sonnet, with each line labeled according to its place in the rhyme scheme (ABAB CDCD EFEF GG). This visual representation helps students understand how the rhyme scheme progresses throughout the poem.
Printable Worksheets: Worksheet 1: Information about sonnets and an example. Worksheet 2: Information about sonnets and room to write your own. Examples: Cat Versus; Unaware
In the English language, there are two main kinds of sonnets: the “English” (or “Shakespearean”) sonnet and the “Spenserian” sonnet, named after the poet Edmund Spenser. In this lesson, you will learn how to write an English sonnet because this is the most common type of sonnet.
Super Sonnets. A sonnet is a 14-line poem, with three four-line “quatrains” and one two-line “couplet.”. Each line has ten syllables. The letters on each line below show the rhyme scheme. Write your own sonnet here:
Use this How to Write a Sonnet Worksheet and your students can explore Shakespeare's Sonnet 18, and have a go at creating their own poems in the same style
Inside, you’ll find a handy sheet that clearly explains to pupils everything they need to know about sonnets, including how many lines they’re composed of, what rhyme scheme they follow and how syllables should be arranged. It also uses Shakespeare’s well-known 'Sonnet 18' as a useful example.
SONNET WORKSHEET. Name: Poetry Slam Project: Write a Sonnet. Shakespearean Sonnet Requirements: MUST be 14 Lines. MUST follow the rhyme scheme ABABCDCDEFEFGG (3 quatrains, 1 couplet) MUST be about love (or related subjects: envy, heartbreak, friendship, family, passions, favorites)
