Your students will enjoy creating rhyming words on each wheel. The letter and picture clues will assist them as they discover how to substitute a letter in each word to create a family of words.
Some students may need the entire year to become confident in 'hearing' how words rhyme. It is so important to do as many aural activities for rhyming as you possibly can. I play a simple one with my students whenever we have a few spare minutes. I simply say a series of three or four words, and they must determine the rhyming pair and tell me. Listening and talking during word work is essential - this written work should be a follow up.
As a little Christmas in July gift for you today, I have made some special 'word work' take home notes. I love these fun and easy-to-prep rewards for students that you see working extra hard through the day.
You can read more about them on THIS post
Just print them on coloured paper, chop them up and you are all set. If you have time to write on them, there is an optional back page to write a student's name and record their special achievement.
You can make them even more 'special' by giving the awardees time to colour them with special markers and fancy pens.
Download your gift from Google Drive HERE
If you would like to have more 'Take Home Notes' you can find the packet in my TpT store!
Thank you so much for stopping by today friends!