This document outlines a lesson plan for teaching rhyming words to students. The plan includes a warm-up game where students identify rhyming words, reading a story and making predictions, playing rhyming games in a circle and by matching cards, independent and partner reading of rhyming books, and a coloring activity. The overall objectives are to help students learn about rhyming, build comprehension, listening skills, memory, teamwork, and expression through interactive lessons and practice identifying, reading, and creating rhyming words.

1. Rhyming Word Fun!!By: Amanda Lesch

2. Today’s PlanRhyming WordsWarm-UpStory TimePredictingGamesColoring Activity

3. Let’s Do a FUN Warm-UpWhat are rhyming words?Words that have the same ending soundTouch your nose game!pig-big -sock-ratcat-hat -boy-joyrun-hot -bell-doll

4. ObjectiveHaving them touch their head nose can:Help meIdentify

5. Story TimeIntroduce bookStudents predictRead twice with a twist

6. Second Time ReadingListen & touch your NOSE!Write on whiteboardClip art from Microsoft

7. Objective of Second ReadingThis teaches them:ComprehensionUnderstandingListeningFocusing

8. The Circle Rhyming GameIndex cardsCircle timeShare out loudFind rhyming word

9. Objective of GameChallengingKnowledgeIndependent thinkingExcitement

10. Mixing it Up!Partner upIndex cards & mixFlip itMatch

11. Objective of Mixing it UpMemoryPracticeTeamwork

12. Independent Reading/or with PartnerChoose book of rhyming wordsRead aloud to themselvesTake turnsReading time - 5 minutes

13. Objective of Reading on their OwnUnderstanding charactersHumorEmotionsNature and animal Clip art from Microsoft

14. Coloring ActivityColoring SheetColoring UtensilsPrintsActivity Clip art from Microsoft

15. Objective of ActivityIndividual ExpressionPracticeCreativeImproves Skills

16. WHAT A RHYMING FILLED DAY!Benchmark/ReviewDr. SeussKnowledge & understanding