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It’s Time

to Rhyme!

by_________

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Name:______________________________________

Directions: Help the monkey and write five words that rhyme.

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Graphics by: GraphicsFactory.com

bad can

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Circle the pictures that have rhyming names.

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Name:______________________________________

Directions: Help the monkey and write five words that rhyme.

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Graphics by: GraphicsFactory.com

rat cap

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Circle the pictures that have rhyming names.

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Name:______________________________________

Directions: Help the monkey and write four words that rhyme.

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Graphics by: GraphicsFactory.com

led den

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Circle the pictures that have rhyming names.

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Name:______________________________________

Directions: Help the monkey and write eight words that rhyme.

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Look at the word bank. Make a fun sentence that has rhyming words.

Write eight words that rhyme with:

set

pet vet set wet

The______ is ______.

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Name:______________________________________

Directions: Help the monkey and write five words that rhyme.

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Graphics by: GraphicsFactory.com

kin sip

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Circle the pictures that have rhyming names.

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Name:______________________________________

Directions: Help the monkey and write four words that rhyme.

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Graphics by: GraphicsFactory.com

hit jig

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Circle the pictures that have rhyming names.

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Name:______________________________________

Directions: Help the monkey and write five words that rhyme.

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Graphics by: GraphicsFactory.com

bog mug

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Circle the pictures that have rhyming names.

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Name:______________________________________

Directions: Help the monkey and write five words that rhyme.

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Graphics by: GraphicsFactory.com

lop dot

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Circle the pictures that have rhyming names.

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Name:______________________________________

Directions: Help the monkey and write four words that rhyme.

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Graphics by: GraphicsFactory.com

fun gut

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Circle the pictures that have rhyming names.

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Name:___________________

Directions: Help the monkey find the two

rhyming words in each sentence. Circle the

rhyming words.

1. The rat is on the mat.

2. The pig is big.

3. He got a hot dog.

4. The pan is not hot.

5. The pet is wet.

6. The cat is fat.

7. The fox is on a box.

8. The pig did a jig.

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Name:___________________

Directions: Help the monkey find the two

rhyming words in each sentence. Circle the

rhyming words.

1. The cat has on a hat.

2. The dog sits on a log.

3. The lad is sad.

4. The dog likes to jog.

5. The bug is on the rug.

6. The pot is hot.

7. I fed my pet Ted.

8. The sub is in the tub.

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Name:___________________

Directions: Help the monkey find the two

rhyming words in each sentence. Circle the

rhyming words.

1. Ben is with the men.

2. She cut the nut.

3. He has a mug and a jug.

4. There is fog in the bog.

5. I met the vet.

6. The hen is in the pen.

7. The van is tan.

8. The cat sat on my lap.

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Directions: Read the story. Color the pictures. Underline the rhyming words. Cut out the pages. Staple them in order. Enjoy your book!

It’s Time to Rhyme!

Name:_____________ 1 2

3 4

The fat cat has on a hat.

The rat sat on the mat.

Jen the hen is in the pen.

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Directions: Read the story. Color the pictures. Underline the rhyming words. Cut out the pages. Staple them in order. Enjoy your book!

The big pig did a jig. 5 6

7 8

The dog and hog play.

The bug is on the rug.

The cub likes to rub the log.

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Name:__________________ Dog on a Log

Color by Rhyming Words

If the word rhymes with fog, color the space orange.

If the word rhymes with set, color the space black.

If the word rhymes with bin, color the space brown.

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win

fin

kin

vet

pet

jet

let wet

met

hog

dog

jog

bog

log

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Name:__________________ A Red Bed

Color by Rhyming Words

If the word rhymes with Ted, color the space red.

If the word rhymes with top, color the space blue.

If the word rhymes with rat, color the space brown.

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fed

led

mop

ho

p

hat

mat

wed

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Name:__________________ Fun in the Sun

Color by Rhyming Words

If the word rhymes with run, color the space yellow.

If the word rhymes with fan, color the space blue.

If the word rhymes with sub, color the space green.

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pan

sun

rub cub

fun tub

can man

van

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It’s Time to Rhyme: Unit I

Lesson Guide: Rhyming with Consonant-Vowel-Consonant (CVC) Word Families

Overview: This packet covers four major topics in reading:

1) rhyming at the most basic level (CVC words)

2) reading CVC words and sorting and rhyming words by word families

3) reading the most common sight words (pre-primer and primer)

4) introducing new vocabulary (e.g. “sip, jig,” etc.)

This packet includes:

9 worksheets that deal with rhyming word families (the families: -ad, -an,

-ap, -at, -ed, -en, -et, -ig, -in, -ip, -it, -op, -ot, -og, -ug, -un, and –ut).

3 worksheets that have basic CVC sentences and beginning sight words where the

student/child must identify the rhyming words.

2-page book the students color, cut, staple, and identify the rhyming words (again, simple

CVC words and basic beginning sight words).

3 coloring by rhyme words worksheets

1 cover page if you would like your students to make a book with all the worksheets.

Reading Content Standards: Kindergarten and First Grade

K- Phonemic Awareness

1.9 Blend vowel-consonant sounds orally to make words or syllables.

1.10 Identify and produce rhyming words in response to an oral prompt.

K- Decoding and Word Recognition

1.15 Read simple one-syllable and high-frequency words (i.e., sight words).

1st- Phonemic Awareness

1.4 Distinguish initial, medial, and final sounds in single-syllable words.

1.6 Create and state a series of rhyming words, including consonant blends.

1.7 Add, delete, or change target sounds to change words [e.g., change cow to how; pan to

an].

1st- Decoding and Word Recognition

1.11 Read common, irregular sight words [e.g., the, have, said, come, give, of].

1.15 Read common word families [e.g., -ite, -ate].

Note on Rhyming: I have found rhyming to be difficult for many students; they have difficulty

hearing whether words rhymes (perhaps they may be visual learners vs. auditory learners, etc.).

Most students will need guided help with these worksheets. I have started Unit I at the most basic

level, with CVC word families. You can show a visual learner how the words have the same

ending to help grasp the concept. (Rhyming becomes more complex after CVC words, especially

with different spellings patterns and irregular words). This unit should help lay a good foundation

for rhyming. If your student/child comes up with words that rhyme but do not follow the word

family—that is fine! Just help him/her spell the word and explain not all rhyming words have the

same spelling pattern. I like to help guide my students by using the alphabet for the beginning

sound (e.g. what rhymes with “bun” and go through the alphabet for the beginning sound).

Rhyming is covered on state testing.

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