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Rhyme Time (7) - July 13, 2020
Lesson Collection #3 - Lesson 18g
Part 7 in the Rhyme Time Series works with assorted words with pretty difficult spelling. This set of words works with spelling; as students already know, spelling in English can be frightfully difficult. This FUN lesson is a great ice-breaker or class energizer! It will even challenge some of your advanced students!
Students have fun while learning some new words in this game. First, cut the worksheets into cards. Then spread all of the cards out on the table, face up. Someone randomly calls out one of the words. The other students compete to be the first to find and SLAP all of the words that rhyme.
One group of rhyming words from this set includes flute, shoot, salute, fruit and brute. Students who SLAP these rhyming words each get a point.
Those cards are removed from the table and another word called. Eventually, all of the words will be removed and the game is over. The student with the most points is the winner!
For similar style lessons, see:
Rhyme Time 1 (See 18a above)
Rhyme Time 2 (See 18b above)
Rhyme Time 3 (See 18c above)
Rhyme Time 4 (See 18d above)
Rhyme Time 5 (See 18e above) -and-
Rhyme Time 6 (See 18f above).
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