Kindergarten Grade Common Core: RF.K.2a
Common Core Identifier: RF.K.2a / Grade: K
Curriculum: Reading Foundational Skills: Phonological awareness
Detail: Recognize and produce rhyming words.
43 Common Core State Standards (CCSS) aligned worksheets found:
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This poem titled, Play, is filled with fun actions. Kids can read the poem, then try to spot the action verbs. They can also search for rhyming words.
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Write the words that rhyme with rat, pig, frog, snake, and bear.
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Find and write the words that rhyme with chick, plane, ship, and shell.
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Write the words that rhyme with ball, nest, bat, star, and truck.
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Draw lines to connect the rhyming pictures with straight lines (chair-hair, parrot-carrot, tree-three).
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Cut out the simple Seuss rhyming words - fox, socks, box, rocks, clocks, knocks, and docks. Glue them onto the hat in ABC order.
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Color the sections of the word web that rhyme with the words crow and thought.
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This easy-to-read poem about a buzzing bumblebee has lots of repetition. The file features a vocabulary matching worksheet and a rhyming words activity.
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Write the words that rhyme with corn, pear, pie, cake, and nuts.
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One word from each row does not rhyme with the others. Circle the one that does not belong.
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Draw lines to connect the rhyming pictures (cake-snake, duck-truck, bee-key).
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Cut out the word boxes and glue each one next to its rhyme.
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Phonics word wheel: base, lake, bake, cake, same, name, came, face.
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Phonics word wheel: music, clue, use, blue, mule, tube, cube, menu.
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Cut out the words and paste them below the picture that best represents them.
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Trace the rhyming words from Green Eggs & Ham. Then carefully write the words on your own.
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Make an easy-to-read flip book, with key vocabulary words from One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish.
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Here's another rhyme matching worksheet. Students draw lines from each picture to its corresponding rhyme.
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Find vocabulary words from the book in this simple word search.
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This word search has vocabulary and rhyming words from the book, One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish.
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Use these cards for a variety of class learning centers or games. Match the pictures with the rhymes, or flip the cards upside-down to play a memory-match game.
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Students will draw lines to match the words and their pictures with the words and pictures they rhyme with.
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Cut apart the cards. Have students match the words that rhyme, or play a memory-match game.
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Trace and write rhyming words from the book. Mouse, house, book, hook, sleep, and sheep.
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These hink pinks are a little bit harder, for kids with a more complex vocabulary. What phrase describes a lawful bird? A legal eagle!
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What do you call a tired, yellow flower? A lazy daisy! What do you call a magical creature who milks cows? A dairy fairy!
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Even more super-tough hink pink clues to solve. A baseball player who just got a raise is a... richer pitcher.
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Here are some more easy hink pink riddles (rhyming pairs). What might you call a rip in a teddy? A bear tear!
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What do you call a large rock that's colder than other rocks? A colder boulder! How about a plastic glass for a young dog? A pup cup!
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These tough hink pinks will really twist your mind and drive you crazy. What might you call an unhappy friend? A glum chum!
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A hink pink is a pair of rhyming words that can be used to define a silly clue. What do you call a lengthy tune? A long song!
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