Looking for a fun hands project for teaching your students to rhyme? Check out Let’s Rhyme! This paper bag mini book project offers multiple instructional options for teaching rhyme. It can be used one page at a time to build the book over a week and a half, as a group for modeling, or individually in small group.
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Looking for a fun hands project for teaching your students to rhyme? Check out Let’s Rhyme! This paper bag mini book project offers multiple instructional options for teaching rhyme. It can be used one page at a time to build the book over a week and a half, as a group for modeling, or individually in small group. Once complete, it will help your students review with their families at home.
Be sure to check the preview file for a better picture of how it works. Pages come in color and black/white to make it easier on the teacher.
WHAT’S INCLUDED IN THE LET’S RHYME PAPER BAG BOOK?
✱ Cover
✱ Rhyming Anchor Chart
✱ Odd Pictures Out
✱ Rhyming Pairs
✱ Flower Power Words
✱ Word Family Flip Book/Word Sort
✱ Let’s Build It
✱ I Spy in Pictures
✱ I Can Write Rhyming Words (with 8 sets of word cards for teaching)
Your favorite authors are featured in this category. I have bundles for Jan Brett, Patricia Polacco, Ezra Jack Keats, Arnold Lobel, Eve Bunting, William Steig, Tomie dePaolo, Syd Hoff, Kevin Henkes, Leo Lionni, Cynthia Rylant, Karma Wilson, Mem Fox, Lois Ehlert, and Kate Dicamillo
This section includes over 170 units to go with your favorite picture books and novels.
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