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Rhyming Words: The Same Sound at the End

  • Grade 1
  • English Language Arts
  • 59 s
  • British Columbia
  • BC1-EN-13

A ladybug sits on a rug under the sentence "A bug sat on a rug.", and the words bug and rug drop down into cards where each is said slowly, so their shared ending "ug" lights up and the two words get ticks for rhyming. A mug joins them because it also ends with "ug", a hat gets a cross because it ends with "at", and the sentence is read again with its rhyming endings lit before the recap: rhyming words have the same sound at the end.

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The question this lesson answers

What makes two words rhyme? Let's listen and find out.

Listen: a bug sat on a rug.

Transcript

What the lesson says

What makes two words rhyme? Let's listen and find out.

Listen: a bug sat on a rug.

Look at two words: bug and rug.

Say bug slowly. Bug ends with ug.

Now say rug. Rug ends with ug too.

Bug and rug end with the same sound. They rhyme!

Here is a mug. Does mug rhyme too?

Yes! Mug ends with ug, so it rhymes.

Here is a hat. Does hat rhyme too?

No. Hat ends with at, not ug.

Listen again: a bug sat on a rug.

Can you hear it? Bug and rug rhyme!

Rhyming words have the same sound at the end.

Curriculum

Where this fits

British Columbia, Grade 1

English Language Arts, Language features, structures, and conventions: phonemic and phonological awarenessBC1-EN-13

Previous: Letters Make Words, and Words Make SentencesNext: Syllables: Clap the Beats in a Word

The outcomes and strands follow the British Columbia curriculum.

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