Rhyming Games for 1st Graders

When children have strong phonological awareness, they can quickly grasp the sounds associated with a word. Rhyming words are seemingly tough to master but can prove very easy when taught with the right approach! 

Practicing rhyming games with SplashLearn will help your child be prepared for what’s to come in higher grades!  

Rhyming Words Game -

Rhyming Words with Initial Blends: R Family Blends: Through this rhyming word game, you will be able to teach your child about word families and how to come up with rhyming words quickly. It is one of the best ways to help your first graders learn more rhyming words.

Odd Word Out: Grill, Frill, Drill & Grim: Knowing which word rhymes with another entails knowing which rhyming words belong together. This game teaches your child to pick a word that doesn't belong to a family of rhyming words. So, while they use different mouth movements to understand the rhyming word, they can easily spot the odd one out.

Listen and Master Rhyming Words: Initial Blends - GR, TR & PR: Using sounds to teach your kids rhyming words only adds to the fun. This game tests their knowledge by teaching them rhyming words through sound clues. By playing this game continuously, your child is sure to master the skill of rhyming words.

Rhyming Words with End Blends: Teaching rhyming words through end blends helps add to a kid's vocabulary and knowledge of the English language. This game utilizes end blends to improve their ability to group rhyming words.

Rhyming Words with Nasal Blends: Sound has a huge role to play when teaching your child how to rhyme. By playing this game of nasal blends, your kid will be able to identify the words that rhyme quickly.

Fun Ways to Create Rhyming Words Games for 1st Graders

Learning rhyming words doesn’t have to be limited to the classroom. Through SplashLearn’s interactive and accessible rhyming word games, you can teach rhyming words to your kids anytime and anywhere. These can be readily accessed from anywhere, whether you're at home or on a road trip with your family. 

SplashLearn brings out the best in your child while enhancing their creativity and reading skills. However, it goes without saying that regular practice is essential to help them retain what they have learned.

Conclusion

Exploring rhyming words is not just about playing a fun game but also about boosting your kid's vocabulary. When you support your kids by playing this game with them, it makes them more confident about their language usage. Join SplashLearn's growing family for unlimited access to these fun rhyming word games.

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