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KS3 English poetry lesson exploring rhyme and types of rhyming used in There Came A Wind Like A Bugle by Emily Dickinson. Designed for English KS3 students, we explore how half-rhyme, full-rhyme, assonance and consonance can be used to emphasise key ideas within the poem, including those around conflict, chaos and disorder. Includes differentiated activities, engaging activities and extensive teacher and student notes.

Perfect GCSE English Literature preparation for KS3 English students and for unseen poetry, poetry anthology preparation and more.

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