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The Rhyming Road:
Rhyming and Sounds

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What you will learn from this videoWhat you will learn
  • You will listen for words that rhyme by hearing the same sound at the end (like "dig" and "pig").
  • You will tell which word rhymes with a given word when you hear two choices.
  • You will say your own rhyming word to go with a word you are given (like adding “fan” to “pan”).
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Level 1

Write and say two words that rhyme. They can be from the video or your own.

Level 2

Are "stick" and "still" rhyming words? Explain how you can tell.

Level 3

Do you enjoy reading poems or stories that rhyme? Why or why not?

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