Finding Rhymes
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Objective
I can identify words that rhyme.
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Warm-up video
Jack Hartmann Kids Music Channel · 2:56
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Key concepts
3 concepts
- 1
When two words rhyme, the ends of the words sound the same.
- 2
If two words rhyme, you make a move, but if they don't rhyme, you move another way.
- 3
Examples of rhyming words are mad and glad, zip and lip, and pet and set.
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Practice
3 questions
Do these words rhyme? CAT - HAT
Do these words rhyme? DOG - SUN
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Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“Do these words rhyme? Cat - Hat. If they rhyme, say "That rhymes!" If they don't rhyme, say "No way!"”
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