Week 12: Rhyming Fun
Rhyming trains the ear to hear the small sounds inside words, which is one of the best predictors of early reading.
What your child is practicing
- Hearing words that rhyme
- Matching rhyming pictures
- Making up a rhyme
This week's worksheets
- Letters & Writing
- ~8 min
Rhyme Match
Draw lines to match rhyming pictures: cat and hat, bee and tree, sun and bun.
- Letters & Writing
- ~8 min
Which One Rhymes? Set 1
Say each picture and circle the picture that rhymes with the first one.
- Letters & Writing
- ~8 min
Which One Rhymes? Set 2
A second set of pictures: circle the one that rhymes with the first picture.
- Letters & Writing
- ~10 min
Rhyme Time Draw
Draw something that rhymes with cat and finish two rhyming sentences.
Try it off paper: Silly rhymes
Say "cat" and take turns with rhyming words, real or silly: bat, mat, zat. Silly counts!
Parent tip
Rhyming does not need a worksheet. Read rhyming books and pause before the last word so your child can fill it in.