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Try this free rhyming game!

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Are you looking for a rhyming game to help your child brush up on this pre-reading skill?  Try our free matching activity!

Looking for a free rhyming game? Print these 48 picture cards which include 24 rhyming pairs. Try this fun rhyming matching game with your preschooler or kindergartner!

Have you seen my popular rhyming clip cards?  I’ve taken some of those rhymes and put them into a simple matching game.  I hope you get a chance to try it!

Free rhyming game

Looking for a free rhyming game? Print these 48 picture cards which include 24 rhyming pairs. Try this fun rhyming matching game with your preschooler or kindergartner!

The download includes 24 rhyming pairs, but I kept it simple when I introduced the game to my preschooler.  We played with just ten sets.

Looking for a free rhyming game? Print these 48 picture cards which include 24 rhyming pairs. Try this fun rhyming matching game with your preschooler or kindergartner!

As he turned over a card, he named the picture.  I included the words on the cards for kids who can read them.  I also wanted to make sure that there’s no confusion as to what each picture represents.

Looking for a free rhyming game? Print these 48 picture cards which include 24 rhyming pairs. Try this fun rhyming matching game with your preschooler or kindergartner!

As he flipped over two cards, he checked for a rhyming match.  If the two cards weren’t the same rhyme, he turned them back over. When he found a rhyme, he put the cards in his “win” pile.

Looking for a free rhyming game? Print these 48 picture cards which include 24 rhyming pairs. Try this fun rhyming matching game with your preschooler or kindergartner!

Rhyming is easy for my four-year-old.  In fact, he breezed through my rhyming clip cards without any trouble. But the memory element of this game really challenged him.  He enjoyed it, and I could see him learning.  I call that a winner!

I recommend printing the sheets on cardstock and laminating. The rhyming cards will be very durable that way!  If you’d like the blue backs (pictured), print pages 2-9 front to back. If you’d like to have white backs (or print on your scrapbooking paper trimmed to a standard paper size), just print pages 2, 4, 6, and 8.

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33 Comments

  2. Caiyun

    Hi, Anna. I feel it is a real bless for me to come across your website. My 4 year old boy is struggling a bit with his phonics and numbers. I have been looking for some learning materials to help him at home for a long time.
    Thank you so much for these free printables. I do find he learns better through games. I can’t wait to try some of your activities. I did not hesitate at all, after reading several of your posts and games to share your website my friends with children, that are interested in teaching their children.

    Once again thanks for your amazing resources and generosity! God bless you!

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  3. Maricon

    Hi Ma’am Anna, I am a fourth grader teacher from the Philippines. I feel so much bless upon discovering your blog it helps me a lot specially on our summer class. The kids really enjoyed the printed materials I got from your blog. Hope you continue to be a blessing for a newbie teacher like me. How I wish I could email you the photos during our activity using your materials.

    May God bless you a thousand folds.

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  6. Betty Reyes

    Betty Reyes Says
    November 09,2017 at 4:04
    Thank you so much for these printable s, I am a Grandmother home schooling my Five
    year old grandson. These printable’s and also the curriculum is out of sight. I wish we would have had this when I was growing up.The matching cards and Rhyming cards are great! we enjoy every bit of the lessons. I will give ,all my friends with children, that are interested in teaching there children, your web site. it is worth it.

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  7. Abbie Turner

    WOW!!! I love love your material!! You have put a lot of time and thought for each skill every student needs!! I so appreciate all the hard work you have done. I teach special education for K-8th grade and can and will use these to help my students.

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    • Anna Geiger

      No – a lot of people from Australia use my resources. What browser are you using? And what happens when you right click and choose the “save link as” option?

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  12. MarLiu

    Teaching english in Taiwan. I love that the words you chose are ones the students frequently see so should be able to know the meanings too! Thanks for a great product! Look forward to looking through your site for other great activities!

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  13. Anna

    Hi Anna,

    I’m a first year teacher in New Zealand and have been lucky enough to stumble across your site. The resources you have created are insane! The time and effort you must have put into these and to let us use them for free is just incredible. I know the kids in my class are going to enjoy so many of these and make leaps in their learning because of it. You’ve made preparing my classroom so much more exciting!

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  14. Zoey Kim

    Hi. I am an English teacher in Korea, and seriously, all your materials are so great.
    I really love them!!
    Thank you so much!

    I just find your blog so am looking at the materials I need, but hope to learn much from your blog. Thank you so much! Your materials and kindness is more than just awesome!

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  15. Alicia

    WOW!!! These are AMAZING free resources! I am going to India to teach teachers why rhyming is important for kindergarteners. I wanted to be able to give them resources. I will be printing this for them and sending them to your website. Thank you!

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