Rhyming pictures

Download a set of rhyming picture cards for your early reader! Several suggestions for use included!

Identifying rhyming words is an important component of phonological awareness. It helps young children hear, identify, and manipulate sounds in words. Developing a student’s phonological awareness is important to developing a good reader. A simple way to explain rhyming words to students is they are words that have the same sound at the end. Young […]

Rhyming Rings include 19 sets of rhyming word cards with the picture and word together. Each set has 4 words that rhyme. Hook them together with a binder ring - and you have a set of 4 rhyming words.Have children read the words to themselves using a PVC phone. Or use them to teach rhyming words in w...

Rhyming Words Match: Help your child identify words that rhyme with this rhyming pictures printable worksheet. Learning the concept of rhyming words will enhance your child's phonics awareness.

WOW! I'm blown away by all the comments to my giveaway yesterday. I hope everyone who commented got their freebie. I sent them early this morning. I had a great holiday. There's nothing like a BBQ with homemade ice cream and all the family on the 4th of July. I hope you all had a great holiday too. At the beginning of the year we do some work with rhyming words. For some of my firsties this is very easy but others struggle with it. One of my favorite books to help teach this concept it…

With our free rhyming activities for preschoolers, your students will learn to recognize rhyming words by sound, while building key fine motor skills.

This worksheet could be used when assessing students' knowledge of rhyming words. The student will match the word to its counterpart. This is a way for teachers to assess if their students can correctly match the rhyming words. With this type of assessment, a teacher can see what the student may or may not need to help with when it comes to their rhyming skills.

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As we work on more comprehension strategies in my classroom, I've noticed that many of my students don't know what the word "prediction" means! So, I hurried and created a mini-lesson to help! First, you introduce what predicting means {guessing is what I compare it to} and use these cards to hang on the board: Then, you tell them that when they predict what is going to happen in a story, they can say one of the following: We then read the book, Do you Want to Be My Friend? By Eric Carle…