Rhyming
Read each rhyme aloud with the underlined word left out. Have children say, write, and/or draw the missing word.
Use this to assess children's phonological awareness skills. Areas include:
- Concept of spoken word
- Rhyme recognition
- Rhyme production
- Syllable blending
- Syllable segmentation
- Syllable deletion
- Phoneme isolation of initial sounds
- Phoneme isolation of final sounds
Printable rhyming activities - match the words that rhyme: draw a line connecting each pair of words that rhyme. Rhyming worksheets start with matching simple pictures of rhyming words and increase in difficulty.
This cute book mimics Eric Carle's Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? with its rhyme and repetition. Prints 2 books at once (just cut pages in half).
A fun little poem to use on the 100th day of school. Children fill in their wish on the line and color the pciture.
These cards have pictures and words that help reinforce the ending /k/ sound in CVC, CVCC, CVVC, and CVCe words.
Thirteen songs and poems written (or rewritten) about spiders for that spooky Halloween mood.
A coloring-book version of the classic "Five Little Pumpkins" story.
7 classic nursery rhymes:
Jack and Jill
Hickory Dickory Dock
Humpty Dumpty
Little Miss Muffet
The Cat and the Fiddle
Jack Be Nimble
Mary Had a Little Lamb
The Mitten Rhyming Game has mittens for the students to cut out. Each mitten contains a picture and the name of each item. Once they are cut out the students can play a rhyme matching game with the mittens.