#Rhyming games for kindergarten for free

I used this heart rhyming game around Valentine’s Day, but you can use it any time of the year.

My students love any activity with locks and keys, and this free printable rhyme matching game is no exception. Get outside and play with rhymes with this super fun and no equipment needed rhyming game. It’s great for small group at preschool with a couple of students and a teacher.

This rhyming game is great for any age but will need a reader to help play. Use that interest to fuel some rhyme practice with these pet-themed rhymes! Pet Rhyming – Pets are always a fun theme to talk about in preschool because preschoolers have very strong opinions about pets.

#Rhyming games for kindergarten for free

These simple find the rhyme cards are part of our lesson plan for the nursery rhyme Hickory Dickory Dock! Get it for free here. The Mitten Rhyming Match Game – perfect for after you have read The Mitten By Jan Brett. My students LOVE this activity and I use it at free choice a well as small group. Rhyming Blocks – Print your own and turn old Duplo into early literacy tools. The best rhyming activities are ones your students will have fun with. What are some good rhyming activities for preschoolers? Don’t forget some of the best rhyming activities are exploring nursery rhymes! Check out our lesson plans for nursery rhymes here.

Most of these rhyming activities for preschoolers can easily be differentiated so that no matter where your student is on this scale, they can work right where they are at in their skill development. Your students will likely be all over this scale I know mine are. The ability to rhyme is not something that is all or nothing, it develops from being exposed to rhymes, noticing rhymes, judging what does and does not rhyme, completing rhymes, and eventually creating their own rhymes. These rhyming activities for preschoolers are not only fun, but they are also important literacy activities too. Rhyming is one of my favorite skills to work on at preschool.