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Mime rhymes with rhyme. Can you think of more words?

Rhyming Words 1

Rhyming words are sound twins. Listen carefully and spot words that end the same to build strong reading and fun poem skills.

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Fascinating Fact:

Rhyming words can show mood, with light, bright, flight sounding cheerful, and crash, bash, smash sounding noisy.

In KS1 English, children use rhyming words to tune their ears to sounds. Hearing words that match at the end helps with spelling, reading fluently and enjoying poems and stories.

Key Terms

  • Rhyme: Words that end with the same sound, like cat, hat and mat.
  • Rhyming pattern: A sound pattern that repeats, helping poems feel musical.
  • Syllable: A beat in a word, such as one in cat or two in table.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

What are rhyming words for KS1?

Rhyming words are words that share the same ending sound, such as log, dog and frog. KS1 children listen for matching sounds, not just matching letters.

How do rhyming words help children learn to read?

Rhyming words help children hear patterns in sounds. Once they can read cat, it is easier to read hat, mat and sat because only the first sound changes.

What activities can I use to practise rhyming at home?

You can play “rhyme time” games, read rhyming stories, hunt for pairs like boat and goat, or let your child invent silly rhymes to strengthen listening skills.

Try These Related Quizzes

1 .
Which word rhymes with hat?
pit
sat
chin
red
Words that rhyme often have the same letters in, like 'hat' and 'sat' both have 'at' in them.
2 .
Which word doesn't belong in this group?
king
flight
fling
wing
A wing can be found on a bird, an aeroplane and a large house!
3 .
Which word doesn't belong in this group?
shine
fine
lane
line
If you study light, then you would say you study optics.
4 .
Which word rhymes with shark?
shin
fish
bark
happy
A whale shark can be up to 14 metres long - now that's scary!
5 .
Which word rhymes with chair?
pear
head
stone
rubber
Often, words that rhyme will belong to the same phonics group. So 'air' and 'ear' make the same phonics sound.
6 .
Which word doesn't belong in this group?
hop
happy
stop
shop
A female rabbit is called a doe and a male is called a buck.
7 .
Which word rhymes with shin?
thin
hat
slime
lolly
The shin is the area at the front of your leg, below the knee.
8 .
Which word doesn't belong in this group?
red
head
bed
show
The red stripes on the American flag stand for courage.
9 .
Which word doesn't belong in this group?
string
rat
flat
cat
Some cats can jump up to five times their own height.
10 .
Which word rhymes with snail?
whale
fit
fat
shine
The sounds 'ai', 'ay' and 'a_e' are all in the same phonics group. This means any words with these sounds in them will rhyme.
You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - What are rhyming words?

Author:  Finola Waller (MEd, Primary School Teacher & KS1 English Quiz Writer)
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