Kindergarten · English Language Arts · Unit 2 of 11
Rhyme Time
Words that sound alike
What your child practises
Hearing rhymes (cat, hat) and spotting a word that doesn't rhyme. Rhyming games build the listening skills behind reading.
Alberta Curriculum learning outcome: Develop listening and speaking skills by sharing ideas, stories, and poems. · listening for rhymes in poems and songs
Sample questions
A taste of this unit. In the app, questions change every time and get easier or harder to match your child.
Question 1
Which one rhymes with “tree”?
🌳tree- 3️⃣three
- 2️⃣two
- 🐱cat
Show answer
3️⃣ three
Hint: Rhymes end with the same sound. Say them: tree… three!
Question 2
Do “chair” and “hat” rhyme?
🪑🎩- 👍Yes
- 👎No
Show answer
👎 No
Hint: Say them: chair, hat. Their endings sound different, so they don't rhyme.
Question 3
Which one rhymes with “mouse”?
🐭mouse- 🏠house
- 🐶dog
- 3️⃣three
Show answer
🏠 house
Hint: Rhymes end with the same sound. Say them: mouse… house!
Question 4
Which one rhymes with “sun”?
☀️sun- 1️⃣one
- 🚪door
- 🐐goat
Show answer
1️⃣ one
Hint: Rhymes end with the same sound. Say them: sun… one!
Question 5
Which one does not rhyme?
- 🖊️pen
- 🌙moon
- 🔟ten
Show answer
🌙 moon
Hint: “ten” and “pen” rhyme, but “moon” has a different ending sound.
Question 6
Do “nose” and “bear” rhyme?
👃🐻- 👍Yes
- 👎No
Show answer
👎 No
Hint: Say them: nose, bear. Their endings sound different, so they don't rhyme.