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These activities focus on developing your child's ability to produce rhyming words – please see attached information sheet about phonological awareness and what working on this area can help with click here for information sheet - What is phonological awareness?

Phonology/Articulation:Rhyme
Section:Early Years (0-5yrs) info; Primary (5-11yrs) info
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Find a word that rhymes with.... dice game

- Dice game template - click here to print

- Dice

- Counters or stickers
  1. Print out the template.

2. Explain to your child that you are going to take turns at rolling the dice and then saying a word which rhymes with the chosen picture.

3. Roll the dice - the number will indicate the first picture in the game. 

4. Think of a word that rhymes with this picture. Once you have done this, place a counter or a sticker on the word. 

4. Keep playing until one line is completely full.

5. If your child is finding it challenging to think of word, you could given them a choice, e.g. 'does car or hat rhyme with cat?' You could also use an alphabet chart and choose different sounds to see if they make a rhyming word.

 
Rhyming words - Find it game

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