Rhyme activities

Rhyming Fun for everyone! Help early readers learn to rhyme with these Free Printable Rhyming Puzzles. 30 Pairs of rhyming words included.

Looking for a fun rhyming words activity? These Does it Rhyme? clip cards are the perfect way to get learners practicing their rhyming words. Learners will identify whether the 2 words rhyme and clip the answer.

Check out these free rhyming clip cards to help your students practice this important pre-reading skill. Add them to your small groups and

Build phonological skills with this rhyming activity. Erase Me is fun to use for an all about me unit and is super easy and quick to prepare.

This free printable game is a great rhyming activity for kids in preschool and PreK. Just move around the board, say the picture, and name a rhyming word. It's a fun way to build phonological awareness!#phonologicalawareness #rhyming #preschool

Kids love to erase and they love to play games. So, here is a super simple game where you kids can erase while practicing their rhyming skills. All you need is something to write with, something to write on and something to erase with. I used a white board in the examples below, but a

Hi there friends! Tara West here from Little Minds at Work! Over at my blog today you can read all about some fun and engaging ways to practice rhyming words with your students {like the Dollar Tree

This Free Printable Rhyming I Have Who Has Game is such a fun way to review rhyming words! Hop over and download it for FREE!

Rhyming is such an important phonological awareness skill. We practice it every day in preschool with silly songs, interactive fingerplays, and fun poems. With Dr. Seuss's birthday coming up, I wanted to share two of the special ways that we like to practice rhyming! Rhyming Show & Tell is one of our favorite favorite days of the year. I send home a brown paper lunch sack with this poem attached. The students take the bag home and find 2 small rhyming objects. They get soooo excited to bring…

A couple of weeks ago I mentioned in THIS post how I would be taking a giant step forward in “stepping up” my sight word instruction this upcoming year. Not that I need to “teach” sight words any differently, but offer continuous and hands on ways for my kiddos to practice them. Another area I will be offering […]