Rhyming is such an important skill for language and literacy development. It is a step in phonological awareness which helps with reading skills. If we are not moving, we lay on out bellies to build core body strength and upper body strength.
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| Lay to build body strength as we watch rhyming videos. |
Rhyming Books
You can check out rhyming books I love to read and students LOVE to hear!
Rhyming Games
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Rhyming Videos
Here are the best videos/video stories that I use to help develop this important phonological awareness skill. I try to do 1 before guided reading groups start or for brain breaks.Down By the Bay- This traditional children's song can also be adapted into a class book for lots of fun.
1, 2 Buckle My Shoe-This counting song dates back to the late 18th century. Perfect for Math Time.
Ants in Your Pants- Perfect song to get the wiggles out!
Make a Rhyme Make A Move- Rap type movement video.
Exercise, Rhyme, and Freeze- Add movement and inhibitory control that also helps with behavior management and listening skills.
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Make everyday magical,
💖Debora from Teach Magically