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The following collection of activity sheets will help your students practice identifying words that rhyme. Activities include matching pictures whose words rhyme, connecting rhyming words from two lists, adding letters to create words that rhyme with a given prompt, writing words that rhyme with a given picture prompt, and more. The worksheets will not only help students understand the concept of rhyming, but the thought behind each rhyme. Students will learn to write their own as you progress down this page. We also look at historically famous rhymes and their contribution to literature.

There is a huge assortment of styles in the worksheets below. We really try to make it fun for the children and get them engaged in the work.

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Printable Rhyming Worksheets

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Rhyming Words

Name the pictures in each row. Color the ones that rhyme.

Rhyming Match-Up

Draw a line to the picture on the right whose name rhymes with the name of each picture on the left.

Find the Words that Rhyme

A rhyme is a repetition of similar sounds in two or more words.

What Does That Rhyme With?

Add a letter so that every word rhymes with dog or bed.

Words that Rhyme

Say the name of each picture. Write down at least three words that rhyme with the name of the picture.

Make a Rhyme

Write down three words that rhyme with the picture that you are given. Number two is a hand and not a palm.

Rhyme Time

Find the word that completes each rhyme below. Write the word on the line.

This wizard dropped the paper his spell was written on and now the words are all mixed up. His spell won't work if it doesn't rhyme. Help him to put the rhyming words back together by drawing a line between the words that rhyme.

Making Rhymes

Add a letter so that every word rhymes with pig. Add a letter so that every word rhymes with duck.

Making Rhymes

Draw a line to the picture on the right whose name rhymes with the name of each picture on the left.

Words that Rhyme

Draw a line connecting the words in each column that rhyme. Think of a word that rhymes with each word in bold. Write it on the line.

Find the Rhyme

Name the pictures in each row. Circle the two that rhyme.

More than One Rhyme at a Time

How many rhymes can you think of for each word?

Say It In Three Words

Say the name of each picture. Write down at least three words that rhyme with the name of the picture.

Match the Rhymes Memory Game

Cut out the cards. Shuffle them, and lay them all face-down on a flat surface. The player take turns trying to uncover a match. The player with the matches wins

Memory Board #2

A second helping. Remember to print these twice.

Memory Board #3

What can be done to match those guys up?