BIG Rhyming Bundle
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Play a game of SNAP with friends and try to match the rhyming words together to call out SNAP!!
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Place all the cards face down and play a game of MEMORY by trying to match the rhyming cards.
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Print out two sets of cards to play PAIRS by placing them face down and picking up pairs of cards that match.
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Use them as SENTENCE STARTERS – use these cards as to encourage your early writers to write a simple sentence using the word on the card.
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Simply SORT the cards into word families.
=== PICK A PARTNER CARDS - RHYMING PAIRS ===
Choosing a partner doesn't have to be a daunting task for teachers and students alike. These fun partner cards help students "find" their partner randomly. While organizing your class pairing partners, you can also use this as an opportunity to reinforce taught concepts, in this case - rhyming words.
These partner cards make transitions easier - simply hand out a card to each child then they can search for the classmate with the matching one! Your students will love the idea of randomly selecting partners to work with!
Don't want it to be random, place a card face down on each student's desk before beginning so you have control over who is partnered with who but your student's still believe it's just luck.
But you don't just have to use these for class organization! Add them to your literacy center rotations as a fun memory match game! Or for fast finishers to grab and play.
=== RHYMING WORD CLIP IT CARDS ===
Producing rhyme can be a tricky skill for some children to master. These hands-on rhyming word clip cards are perfect addition to our classroom for children who are still learning to identify and produce rhyme. Perfect for preschoolers, pre-K, kindergarten, SPED and ESL students, these cards are a fun and engaging way to practice rhyming and can even be used for assessment too.
Ready to print and add to your literacy center rotations, each card has on larger image as a visual prompt and label along with three other images to then differentiate between to find the rhyming word. For example, for 'tag' children have to decide if scissors, hen or bag rhyme with tag.
Add some clothes pegs to help build fine motor skills or counters to mark the correct sound. Make them self-checking by adding a small stamp or sticker on the back of each card behind the correct rhyme.
These rhyming word cards be used for independent word work or in small group work and are perfect for special education or speech and language students as oral language skills are used when producing rhyme.
=== RHYMING WORD MATCH CARDS ===
Help your children learn to identify rhyme with the help of these Rhyming Word Match Cards.
Perfect for building phonological awareness skills in young children, these cards each have three images whose words match along with a word that does not rhyme with the other three.
Children are asked to identify the one image/word that does not belong.
=== WORD FAMILY SHORT VOWEL SOUND RHYMING WORD MATS ===
Ideal for young children who are learning to identify and produce rhyming words using their knowledge of short vowel sounds.
These 18 different mats allow children hands-on practice of making rhyme. Ready to print and add to your literacy centers, just add counters and magnetic letters or playdough to locate and then build the rhyming words.
Word families included -
_ AG / _ AM / _ AN / _ AP / _ AT / _ ED / _ EN / _ ET / _ IG / _ IN / _ IP / _ IT / _ OG / _ OP / _ OT / _ UG / _ UM / _ UN
File type –
Ready to print PDF
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