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How should I start a rhyming poem?

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Start by thinking of words you want to use. Then look through a rhyming dictionary so you can find ways to rhyme them.

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How does my 8 year old child write the words for the card?

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Ask your child what pictures she likes to evoke that emotion. Make a list of images, and then make a list of emotions as well. mix them up and into phrases she should use to make a poem. If she has trouble spelling help her out.

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How do I show my friends I care?

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Give them a present or tell them thank you for being a friend.

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What if I like them but they don't know?

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Try writing an anonymous poem and slipping it somewhere you know the person will find it. You can sign it "your secret admirer."

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What should I write if the boy knows I like him, but he doesn't like me?

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Don't bother writing a poem to a boy that doesn't like you back. Move on and find somebody else. He doesn't know what he's missing.

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What do I do if I'm too shy to tell him the poem in person?

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You don't need to necessarily tell it to them. If you are too shy, then just leave the note/card in a place where he'll see it.

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