Kindergarten kids will LOVE this small groups rhyming activities cut and paste printable, rhyming Words Activity for Kindergarten. It’s a great way to play rhyming games with word families and build phonemic awareness all at the same time!
Rhyming pair literacy centers
This activity includes rhyming pair words along with the rhyming picture match on the top.
Kids will look at the pictures to find the rhyming match and cut and glue it onto the matching picture.
Interactive Way to Practice Rhyming
Rhymes are a type of poetry that have a special way of capturing children’s attention.
Rhymes are often used in kindergarten classrooms to teach concepts and skills.
Here are some rhyming activities for kindergarten:
– Rhyming game: Kids can play this game by taking turns trying to come up with words that rhyme with a given word.
The first person says, “I’m going to say a word that rhymes with ‘cat’.” The second person then says, “I’m going to say a word that rhymes with ‘bat.'” The game continues until the last person says, “I’m going to say a word that rhymes with ‘mat.'”
– Rhyming poem: Students can create their own poems by writing down words on their own workbooks.
Ways to practice rhyming with kindergarten kids
Rhyming activities are a great way to engage and teach kids the importance of words.
They also help in the development of their language skills.
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Some rhyming activities that you can do with your kindergarten students are:
– Rhyme time: This is where you say a word, and your students say the rhyming word.
– Rhyme sentence: This is where you say a sentence, and your students try to find the rhyme for it.
– Rhyme poem: This is where you give them prompts for creating poems.
– Word Scramble: This is where they take out letters from a word, rearrange them, and create different words with it.
Ending sounds practice
The ending sounds activities in this section are perfect for kids who are just learning to identify the different letters and their corresponding sounds.
This section is an interactive way to introduce the letter “p” and its sound. Check out this FREE ending sounds game worksheet from Pen and Wink.
The activities in this section include a game that helps kids practice identifying the letter sound and a tongue twister that will help them practice saying the letter sound without getting tongue-tied.
The ending sound activities are a fun way to practice phonics skills.
Some of the activities include:
-Listening to a sentence and identifying the last sound
-Matching words with the appropriate ending sound
-Writing sentences with the last word being a specific ending sound
Nursery Rhymes to practice rhyming
Nursery rhymes are a very important part of a child’s life.
They are the first songs that the child learns and they have a very deep impact on the child’s brain development.
Nursery rhymes for kids benefits include:
– The development of language skills in children,
– The introduction to music,
– Improving memory and concentration skills in children,
– Helping children develop social skills,
– Encouraging creativity in children.
CHeck out this free rhyming activity set of worksheets from A Teachable Year.
Rhyming pictures for young children
This watermelon themed activity set includes the rhyming picture cards on the watermelon and new word activity pictures on the top where kids will cut and paste the pictures onto the correct section.
You could also practice rhyming with this pocket chart activity:
One of the best ways to practice sounds and rhyming is to have kids develop a sense of real and nonsense words. You could also have them play a bingo game to rhyme.
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You could write the words rhyme activity on the board and have them identify the rhyming word. It is so much fun!
I wanted to incorporate fine motor skills with young learners, so I made this cut and paste watermelon activity. Get the download at the end of this post.
More CVC rhyming activities:
- CVC Words Kindergarten Rhyming Worksheets Hole Punch Cards
- CVC Worksheet Reading Dice Game School Theme
- CVC Words Vowel Sounds Activity Strips
Rhyming centers fun activity
Print the pages you want to use with the word family words, it all depends on the reading skill of your little learners. Have them look at the pictures and identify the words.
They will say the word ‘hat’ and then find the matching picture word that rhymes on the top.
The next step is to cut this out and glue it next to the rhyming cards pictures. This essential skill is perfect for kindergarten kids and even preschool kids for a challenge.
Independent work CVC words Game
This printable activity is perfect for independent work, morning work and phonological awareness skills.
Matching the correct rhymes of short vowels on these rhyming mats is a perfect way to foster literacy skills.
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