~ 10/29/2021 ~
這周課程進度改善許多，但是因爲周三出門了6小時，導致課程又延後了。不過，弟弟非常開心，因爲可以跟同儕一起在公園看著地圖亂跑。弟弟答應過，若趕不及，會利用周末時間認真把課程補齊。學習固然重要，但小孩的心智也要小心呵護，過去這兩年，大家都辛苦了！
Meter and Rhyme in Poetry
Meter is the rhythm of syllables in a line of poetry. As you read a poem aloud, the first syllable is unaccented, or unstressed, and the second is accented, or stressed. The alternating syllables make the words seem to bounce.
Words rhyme when their endings sound the same. Meter and rhyme help give poems a musical quality.
Point of View
The point of view is how the speaker of a poem thinks or feels.
To determine the speaker, the student can look at the pronouns the author uses.
The pronouns I, we, and me signal that the speaker is a character in the poem.
The pronouns he, her, and they signal that the speaker is outside of the action and telling about the characters or events.
Look for descriptive words and important details in the poem that show how the speaker feels about the topic.
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