84 Pc. Rhyming Sorting Books

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84 Pc. Rhyming Sorting Books. Rhyming is the name of this game! It's learning and fun all rolled into one as students sort the 2" word cards into the appropriate “House of Rhyme”! Includes 12 houses and 72 word cards. Cardboard. House, 4"; cards, 2". © OTC

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84 Pc. Rhyming Sorting Books 4.0 5 2 2

FUN, EDUCATIONAL RHYMING GAME I am an elementary interventionist, and use these almost daily with my Kindergarten group. I give a pair of boxes to each student and have them say the picture name on the card, say the picture name on their first box, and then say the card picture name again and then say the picture name on their second box. So for example they might say "box, tree; box, socks" so they can hear which two words rhyme. Then as a group we go through each child's box to see if we agree or disagree that the cards in each box rhyme with the box picture. The kids love it and they're getting much better at rhyming! October 8, 2012

may be difficult for ESL students This product is for sounding out word families. The problem is that they have included word endings that sound the same but have different spellings (example: bee, key, etc.). This may be difficult for ESL students learning to spell. September 30, 2012