This topic Mini-Research Web Page was developed for Ms. Freeman's Kindergarten Class at Lake Park Elementary School.
Designed By Laura Moore, a Valdosta State University Practicum Teacher
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Do
you know what rhyme means? Here is the definition for rhyme from the
dictionary. We can read the definition of rhyme
together! |
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Can you name words that rhyme
with "Cat"? Let's look at some words that rhyme with "Cat". Try reading
these words that rhyme with "Cat" out loud to hear the sounds they
make. Can you name words that rhyme with "Sky"? Let's look at some words rhyme that rhyme with "Sky". Try reading these words that rhyme "Sky" out loud to hear the sound they make. |
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Are you able to pick out words
that rhyme with each other? Reggie the Rhino is going to help you pick
out words that rhyme. Let's
practice rhyming with Reggie! |
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Can you recognize
objects that
rhyme with each other? Elmo can! Elmo will help us pick out different
objects whose names' rhyme with one another. Elmo is ready to practice
with you! |
| Topic Mini-Research Real
World
Activity Let's
pretend you are a teacher! Your Kindergarten class is going to learn
about words that rhyme. As the teacher, you need to make a decorative
poster about rhyming for your students to look at. You need to choose
two words that rhyme from the Elmo
lesson and draw a picture for each word. You want your poster to be
very colorful and help your students understand rhyming words.
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| Steps
to
Complete Real World
Activity 2. Write these two words on the poster with a marker. 3. Draw a picture that describes each word using colorful markers. 4. Describe your poster to another student and explain why these two words rhyme. |
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 Topic Mini-Research Lesson Plan |
 VSU Topic Website |