This printable rhyming set could be used in many ways and includes several pairs of matching rhyming picture cards.
To play this Rhyming Match Game, print out the rhyming mats and the picture cards. Cut out the picture cards and put them in a bowl or basket with the corresponding mat. There are three sets of Rhyming Match Games. Children will take a card from the bowl and find the matching rhyming word on the mat. For example, if they draw a carrot from the bowl, they will match the card to the parrot on the mat. Continue playing until all cards are matched.
The Answer Key sheet can also be used as an observational assessment recording sheet during small group lessons. When a child correctly matches a pair of rhyming cards, you can write their name or initials in the square (shown in photo below). I always abbreviate my students’ names with the first 3 letters of their name:
Download the Rhyming Match Game
Each set has mats with 8 pictures and 8 matching cards. Download the sets below. These printables are FREE, just click the links to download.
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You might also like this set of What Doesn’t Belong: Rhyming cards, available in my shop. Its a unique way to practice rhyming skills.
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As always I love your website!
Wonderful ideas!! Thank you!
This is great. You can also use this activity for listening and identifying object for toddlers. Thank you!
I love this site! Thank you so much for providing such wonderful free printables!
Thank you! Love these printables. Where did you find your trays and bowls? I love them! 🙂
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thnx for sharing wonderful ideas on rhyming picture.
This is an amazing idea. Thanks.
hey, love this site, my school is having a preschool class and this is an awesome way for the teens to teach the little ones
I love that you provided the boards with the pictures. Thank you. Are the cards also available to print?
Hi Lisa, the cards are in the same PDF as the mats. Thanks for visiting!
This is my first time on your site and I’m finding so many amazing ideas for my class. Thank you for sharing!!
First time on your website but not the last! Wonderful ideas!
I love the rhyming words and the pictures. Easy to access and great for teaching and playing games of rhyme. Thanks Janice
These pictures are so beautiful!!! I taught in Florida for 30 years and now I live here in Atlanta watching my grans grow up and tutoring.
Thank you so much!
Joan
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I love this because I can use it as active engagement for my peanut butter and jelly partners! Thanks!
Great rhyming activities. This was just what I was looking for as I was browsing the internet. I should have known to go directly to prekinders.com!
Thanks, Deb! Glad this is helpful!
I love, thank you.
Thank you for making available so many brilliant ideas
A great resource, thanks! Love the observation sheet.
This is my first visit to your site. Am looking forward to using some of your ideas with Spanish children learning English.
Hi, Mrs. Karen,
I love this web site its very helpful. keep up the good work, makes my job easier, great ideas for teaching my preK children, your super!!!
Theresa Chavez.
Hi Karen do you have anything for the infant room. Please let me know what you can recommend. Thanks
Hi Pam, I only teach 4-5 year olds. I’ve never taught infants. This site is focused on age 4-5.
Thank you so much for this great resource!
Elena
Thank You so much for all the resources. They are very nice and useful!
Kindergarten teacher-Maria
I just have to say you are my go to place for games, vocabulary cards and everything in between! Thank you for sharing all your great ideas!
Thanks Vanita! I’m so glad!
Downloading all three sets today! 🙂 My kids are going to have tons of fun playing this activity. Looks like a learning / fun time.
Hi Karen,
I love your work, very helpful keep up the good work, thanks!!
Thank you so much for what you offer to the teaching community. I always check your site for fun ideas to share with my pre-k students. I appreciate all of you!!!
LOVE these rhyming games! So clear and bold. Thank you for sharing.