Rhming!

Here are some fun videos you can watch and sing with your child to help increase their rhyming skills! 

Rhyming skills are a part of phonological awareness. Having good phonological awareness is a good indicator of future reading skills. What are phonological awareness skills?

• the ability to identify, think about, and play with the sounds in words

Children who have difficulties with communication often have poor phonological awareness skills.

Phonemic Awareness - the awareness of  sounds  in words (listening).

Phonics - connecting letters to sounds (looking and listening).

Back to Rhyming!

Here are some fun videos for you!

 

 

 

 

Here are some examples of Rhyming activities from my 

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Rhyming Jars

 

Rhyming Jars is a fun center to target rhyming words.

Cut out and laminate the mats and cards. Have the students match the cards that rhyme to the correct mats.
There are also worksheets that you can use to ensure understanding and for completion of the center. There are 3 types, coloring, practice printing and writing the words on their own.

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Rhyming Clips

 

I love centers! I love hands on activities that keep the kids engaged! The kids get so much more out of learning when they are having fun. 

I made this rhyming clip activity to target rhyming (obviously!) but it also target some of those fine motor skills for all of my OT friends out there!
There is cutting, coloring, clipping and play-doh.

You can also leave them as mats and let the kids cover up the yes or no with playdoh.

You can use just plain clothes pins but I was lucky enough to find these really cute snowmen from the Dollar Store. You never know what you can find at the Dollar store, I am a definite addict of that place :)

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And for the notebook version, you can work on cutting and coloring...