Rhyme Primary Resources

How can I teach children about rhyming words in a fun way? This bingo game is a great way to help reinforce rhyming words in a fun way for children. Featuring illustrations from the Twinkl Originals rhyming story 'Stop Telling Fibs!', this game is perfect for children to independently practise matching rhyming words. This rhyming activity comes in different formats (pictures, words, and pictures with words) so the difficulty can be differentiated for your children's needs.

How can rhyming word cards help to reinforce children's learning? Rhyming words help children learn about the reading and spelling of words, recognising sounds and language formation. One of the most important early literacy skills for young learners is to be able to hear and use rhymes and recognise rhythm, which is why these rhyming word cards are a basic essential for the classroom. Great for a range of fun games or to create a rhyming words display on a working wall. This set is based on the

A handy set of display posters featuring shape poems to use in KS1 classrooms. Perfect for a variety of displays.

How can I teach children about rhyme in a fun way? Use this funny poster with children and encourage them to find the silly rhymes. The animals are all wearing clothes that make a funny rhyming phrase, e.g. frogs in clogs. Children will have great fun searching for all of the rhyming words in the poster. The poster is taken from the final scene of the Twinkl Originals story, 'Stop Telling Fibs!' Use the poster and checklist alongside the book to check that you've found all the hidden rhymes at t

This fun yet simple activity is a great way to support children in recognising rhyming words. This activity supports children's fine motor skills.

How do I teach children to recognise rhyming words? Use these matching cards to help teach your children to recognise rhyming words. Featuring lovely illustrations from the Twinkl Original story 'Stop Telling Fibs!', children will enjoy finding the silly animal and clothing rhymes! With pictorial, word and word/picture variations, these cards are easily accessed by a variety of learners and are perfect for EYFS children.

Children can use this activity to make a paper chain linking together all the rhyming words. They will use their phonics knowledge to read the words and find rhyming words, then link together the paper to make rhyming paper chains. This can be an adult led activity or independent in continuous provision.

This fun resource features pairs of rhyming words, each on a different jigsaw piece. Can you fit them all together?

This selection of fun and simple rhyming games is perfect for teaching children about rhyming words. Use them as quick starters or introductory games at the beginning of your English lessons or extend them as group or independent main activities. Each activity can be modified to suit your children's needs. Why not read the Twinkl Originals silly rhyming story 'Stop Telling Fibs!' before completing these activities or as an introduction to your lessons on rhyme.

These lovely phase 2 rhyming word wheels to help early years children to continue a rhyming string and begin to recognise phase 2 rhyming words.

This counting song PowerPoint will make a brilliant addition to your maths lessons! Have you children sing along to help with their number recognition and counting skills!

This delightful PowerPoint allows children to practise their rhyming skills. It is based on the Twinkl Original story \'Fee! Fi! Fo! Fum!\'.