Preschool rhyming

Here are some fun ways to teach rhyming in Pre-K. Nursery Rhymes We recite traditional nursery rhymes while doing movements that correspond with them. The

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Rhyming Fun for everyone! Help early readers learn to rhyme with these Free Printable Rhyming Puzzles. 30 Pairs of rhyming words included.

Use this free printable Rhyming Sort as a phonological awareness activity in pre-kindergarten and kindergarten for early literacy instruction.

Check out these free rhyming clip cards to help your students practice this important pre-reading skill. Add them to your small groups and

Hi there friends! Tara West here from Little Minds at Work! Over at my blog today you can read all about some fun and engaging ways to practice rhyming words with your students {like the Dollar Tree

I just love teaching kids to rhyme. I have the BEST rhyming words game for preschoolers! Not to toot my own horn or anything, but 3 year olds just adore this fun and easy activity. Rhyming is likely not brand new to your preschooler. I bet you naturally do it every day – perhaps

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We love to sing and rhyme in our classroom. One of our favorite songs to jam out to is Jack Hartman’s “Make a Rhyme, Make a Move” from his Hip Hop Alphabop Volume 2 CD. As a quick time filler, I put some of the miniatures from the Lakeshore Vowel Teaching Tubs into a basket and pass one out to each child. Make sure that you have enough sets of rhymes for the children in your class. So, if I have 18 kids, I will put 9 rhyming pairs into the basket. We sing this song: Yes, it’s kinda corny…

Hello, lovely parents and teachers of preschoolers! Are you tired of the same old craft activities? Look no further! This article presents you with 10 fun nursery rhyme crafts for preschoolers that will boost their fine motor skills, creativity, and language development. So, let’s grab some glue, paper, and scissors and get started on some ... Read more