Rhyme Time 4
Six rhyming pairs with longer endings to match with a line: bell and well, sock and rock, duck and truck, king and sing.
Two word families that end in a blend: bump, jump and pump go in the -ump house, best, nest and vest in the -est house.
“Read each word in the word bank. Write it in the house for its word family.”
lumpbestjumppestvestdumpnesthumprestpumpbump-umptest-est
The blends are part of the family. Kids only change the first letter.
Kids who make silly words and count them as real. Ask them to use the word in a sentence.
Write a short rhyming poem with one family.
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Six rhyming pairs with longer endings to match with a line: bell and well, sock and rock, duck and truck, king and sing.
Ten words from ten word families (-ack, -ick, -ock, -ell, -ill, -all, -ing, -ink, -unk, -uck) hidden across, down and diagonally down.
Words can rhyme without matching letters: night and kite, bear and chair, boat and note, blue and shoe. Six pairs to match.
Six pairs of short rhyming words to match with a line: cat and hat, sun and run, pig and wig, bed and red, dog and log, bug and rug.
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