Patterns in Sounds, Words, and Actions

Unit Review Sheet

Facts and Definitions

Lesson 1: Word Patterns

• Words that follow the same pattern are called rhyming words.

Lesson 2: Making Word Patterns

• Words that rhyme sound the same.
• Words that follow the same pattern are in the same word families.
• Words in the same word family are rhyming words.

Lesson 3: Poetry Patterns

• A poem is a group of words that an author puts together to describe an object or situation, and it often helps readers form a picture in their mind.
• A poem often contains words that follow the same pattern (rhyming words).

Lesson 4: Sentence Patterns

• Sentences follow patterns.
• Naming words are for people, places, and things. We call these words nouns.
• Action words describe what a person or thing is doing. We call these words verbs.
• Sentences begin with a capital letter and end with punctuation, such as a period.
• Some sentences follow the pattern of a person, place, or thing word (naming word) followed by an action word.

Lesson 5: Story Patterns

• Stories have a beginning, middle, and end.

Lesson 6: Sound Patterns

• Sounds can form patterns.
• We often call sound patterns rhythms.

Lesson 7: Making Sound and Action Patterns

• Different sounds can be combined to form patterns.

Final Project: Patterns Video

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