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Read books that rhyme
These books are packed with rhyming words!
When your child is ready, leave out the rhyming word for him to fill in. Or try this fun rhyming activity with picture books. You just need the book and a counter or post-it note.
Sing nursery rhymes and other rhyming songs
- Did you see my post sharing ten reasons why nursery rhymes are important? Even older kids should know their nursery rhymes!
- Maybe you’ve seen my collection of 26 FREE letter books featuring rhymes and songs for every letter of the alphabet. These helped my middle son learn to rhyme (and recognize his letters) when he was a toddler.
Play rhyming games
These rhyming games take little or no prep time. Try them out!
- Find and Rhyme (No Time for Flashcards)
- Play this rhyming game in the car (Mom to 2 Posh Lil Divas)
- Make rhyming jars like they did at No Time for Flashcards
- This puzzle rhyming activity from No Time for Flashcards is a genius way to recycle those old puzzles you’re not using anymore.
- Looking for a classroom game? Try passing around the rhyming basket, like they do at PreKinders.
- Play rhyming dominoes (No Time for Flashcards).
Get free rhyming printables
You know we love free printables around here! Here’s a big collection to make rhyming fun.
- Get our giant pack of free rhyming clip cards.
- Get this rhyming rockets printable at No Time for Flashcards.
- Print and play our rhyming matching game (24 free pairs!).
- Or play rhyming bingo with our giant classroom set of bingo boards.
Make rhyming a part of every day
- Find 6 ways to add rhymes to every day life from What Do We Do All Day.
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Looking for an easy-to-read guide to help you reach all readers? If you teach kindergarten through third grade, this is the book for you. Get practical ideas and lesson plan templates that you can implement tomorrow!
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Your students can complete these activities in Google Slides on a computer or tablet – no printing necessary! The resource includes activities for rhyming, syllable counting, beginning sounds, and upper/lowercase matching.
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Fina
I love your website and all the freebies ??
I love everything in here, im amazed how much stuff i can do to help my sons to improve.
I’m just wondering if you can give me some of the answer for rhyming print out. Me and my partner cant figure out what is in the picture. Thank you so much
Kate Dowling
Hi Fina!
This is Kate, Anna’s assistant. I’d be happy to help. Please paste a link here to the activity you’re having trouble with. I don’t know which one you need me to look at. Thanks!
Tina
Thank you for sharing 🙂 Amazing activities.
Anna G
You’re very welcome, Tina!
Catalina Chavez
It says free printable activities but it will not give me anything to print!!
Anna Geiger
If you click on the brown links you will get to the blog posts that feature the free printables.
AShley Berger
Thanks for sharing my five year old loves the activities.
Anna Geiger
You’re very welcome, Ashley!
Ivy
Thank you! I’ve been wondering how do I start and where. Loved this article!
Anna Geiger
You’re very welcome, Ivy!
rhonda Miller
This is a wonderful sight. All materials are very useful and it’s so great that they are free!!! Thank you so much!!!! My preschoolers love the clothespin activities.
Anna Geiger
I’m so glad your preschoolers enjoy the activities, Rhonda!
sreelakshmi.javvadi
Awesome information about rhyming words. thank u for sharing with us . It’s very useful information. Thanks a lot.
Anna Geiger
You’re very welcome!
Deb
I cannot get the clipping rhyming cards to download. Any suggestions?
Anna Geiger
Did you check this post for tips? https://www.themeasuredmom.com/how-to-download-free-files/
Holly B.
We, my 3yo son & I, have use all the resources you have for learning letter sounds. Now, we are moving on to phonemic awareness. I should have been doing it all together, but we have twin toddlers destroying our house constantly. Oh well, he is still ahead of schedule! Thank you for posting so many great activities!
Anna Geiger
I’m amazed that you are able to do any structured learning at all with twin toddlers in the house! Way to go! The nice thing about phonemic awareness is it’s something you can easily do on the run. We like to play rhyming games in the car or waiting at a restaurant. They require a lot less prep than alphabet activities sometimes do. 🙂
Fina
I love your website and all the freebies ??
I love everything in here, im amazed how much stuff i can do to help my sons to improve.
I’m just wondering if you can give me some of the answer for rhyming print out. Me and my partner cant figure out what is in the picture. Thank you so much
Lainie
LOVE LOVE LOVE your creative creations. Please know that my Kinders have the best time ever in centers and AM work. I have a broad group of learners this year, and your activities hit the high achievers and the “I’m off picking daisies” learners.
A very BIG THANK YOU. Happy 100 days next week
Lainie G.
Anna Geiger
Thank you, Lainie! Your comment really made my day. I know how challenging it is to have learners all over the spectrum, so I’m SO glad to hear you can use my materials for students at different levels!