Rhyming worksheets
Say the picture names aloud and listen for words that rhyme. Each sheet has matching pairs and a choose-the-rhyme activity.

Rhyming 1
Draw lines between pictures whose names rhyme. Then circle the picture that rhymes with the first one in each row.
Print the student sheet for your class. The teacher guide is a separate file.
Tips for this worksheet
On this sheet: Draw a line between the two pictures that rhyme: a dog, a box, a lock and a cake on the left, a cat, a sock, a snake and a frog on the right. Then circle the picture that rhymes with the first one in each row, starting from a mouse, a tree and a snail.

Rhyming 2
Draw lines between pictures whose names rhyme. Then circle the picture that rhymes with the first one in each row.
Print the student sheet for your class. The teacher guide is a separate file.
Tips for this worksheet
On this sheet: Draw a line between the two pictures that rhyme: a mouse, a tree, a snail and a cat on the left, a hat, a house, a bee and a whale on the right. Then circle the picture that rhymes with the first one in each row, starting from a plane, a boat and a truck. Download the PDF from CARL.

Rhyming 3
Draw lines between pictures whose names rhyme. Then circle the picture that rhymes with the first one in each row.
Print the student sheet for your class. The teacher guide is a separate file.
Tips for this worksheet
On this sheet: Draw a line between the two pictures that rhyme: a plane, a boat, a truck and a spoon on the left, a cow, a duck, the moon and a net on the right. Then circle the picture that rhymes with the first one in each row, starting from a spoon, a jar and a pan.

Rhyming 4
Draw lines between pictures whose names rhyme. Then circle the picture that rhymes with the first one in each row.
Print the student sheet for your class. The teacher guide is a separate file.
Tips for this worksheet
On this sheet: Draw a line between the two pictures that rhyme: a truck, a spoon, a jar and a pan on the left, the moon, a duck, a van and a car on the right. Then circle the picture that rhymes with the first one in each row, starting from a dog, a box and a lock. Download the PDF from CARL.
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