Poem Theme

• tumble

• tree

• leaves

• birds

• The Cat's Hat

• The Fat Cat

• The Broken Hat

• Cat on his Mat

• Months

• December

• Friend

• Christmas

• Umbrella

• Water

• Storm

• Rain

Which of the following best describes the theme of a poem?

• The pattern of rhymes used in the poem

• The underlying message or main idea conveyed

• The structure of the poem's stanzas

• The meter and rhythm of the poem

Answer explanation

The theme of a poem refers to the underlying message or main idea conveyed, making it the best description among the options provided.

Drag & drop the correct options to complete the definition.

Theme: ​the ​ (a)   or ​ (b)   that an author expresses in a poem about the subject.

• message

• idea

• feelings

• actions

• keyword

Theme is

​ (a)  

• a truth, lesson or message about life

• Thoughts

• Imagery

• Onomatopoeia

• fluffy

• white

• bright

• cloud

The Ant and the Grasshopper: The ant works hard all summer, Gathering food in the heat. The grasshopper plays his fiddle, Ignoring the work at his feet. When winter arrives, the ant is warm, While the grasshopper faces the storm. What is the theme of this poem?

• Hard work and preparation lead to success.

• Music brings happiness to everyone.

• It's important to enjoy summer fun.

• Friendship is more important than work.

The Growing Tree: A seed falls into the ground, Buried where it cannot be found. Rain and sun help it sprout, Soon its leaves begin to shout. With time and care, it will grow tall, Becoming the mightiest tree of all. What is the theme of this poem?

• Trees are the most important plants.

• Growth takes time and patience.

• Seeds are small but powerful.

• Rain is essential for survival.