Rhyming worksheets: match the rhymes, circle the rhyme, rhyming wheel

Rhyming worksheets so young children hear which words end with the same sound. Teachers and parents print them for a language lesson or at home. The pages match rhyming pictures, circle the picture that rhymes, and offer a rhyming wheel for the -ig family with empty slices for the child's own rhymes. The direction box takes a request such as animal rhymes.

• a language lesson on rhymes
• a rhyme wheel for a class game
• a homework page on rhyming words

Frequently asked questions

What is a rhyming wheel?

A circle of slices with one word family in the centre, here -ig, and pictures in some slices. The empty slices are for the child's own rhymes.

Are the rhymes all from one family?

The match and circle pages use different rhyme pairs. The wheel uses one family. A direction asks for another set.

Can the child write the rhymes?

The wheel has empty slices for the child to fill in with their own rhyming words.

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