About Rhyme Time
Hearing rhymes is one of the first steps to reading. In Rhyme match children see a picture and its word, like a moon, and pick the picture that rhymes from three, like a spoon. Each answer explains the shared sound, even when the spelling is different, as in bear and chair.
Finish the poem has twelve short, funny poems written for this game, each missing its last word. All three choices make sense, but only one rhymes, so children have to listen to the sound, not just the meaning.
Word families teach how rhymes are built: pick a starting sound like c, h or sn and add an ending like -at or -ake to make cat, hat and snake. Finding four words in a family completes it. On devices with an English voice, words and poems are read aloud.
Best for ages 5–10
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