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4 Rhyming Games That Can Help Your Students Learn While Having Fun
No one said that learning couldn’t be fun! Rhyming games are a great motivational tool for many students. If you don’t feel comfortable including games in your day-to-day center rotations or small group instruction, they are still a great go-to for indoor recess or parent volunteers.
How to Engage Your Students with a Simple Rhyming Chant
Today I want to share a super fun game that you can use to practice rhyming. This game would be great for your morning meeting or those little bits of time when you’re waiting to go to specials. To play this game, you only need your thinking cap and the ability to remember this fun rhyming chant! You could also use an anchor chart or pocket chart if you wanted to have the chant for the game “live” somewhere for the students to reference, but that is totally optional.
The Fundamentals of Rhyming and Why It Is Important
At the core of rhyming, students are breaking down words to find commonality in their sounds. This skill requires students to segment words and focus on each letter sound carefully. Not only does this help students read words, but it also helps them write words.
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