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We LOVE to play with cars in our learning! We use cars for reading activities, building blocks, and math! Do you have a transportation theme planned for your Kindergarten class? Use these FREE Cars Rhyming Activity Printables to practice reading CVC words and identifying the rhyming pairs!

*Pair with our Transportation Centers & Activities!

Get our FREE Cars Rhyming Activity Printables for your kindergarten literacy center! Students simply color in the rhyming cars pairs!

Cars Rhyming Activity

Identifying rhyming words is a skill most early readers can struggle with and the reason nursery rhymes are so crucial in early literacy development.

Rhyme is an important part of phonological awareness. Some teachers refer to it as “word families”, meaning the end sounds are the same. There are many word family groups. When a student can identify and read the rhyming part of a word, it makes it easier to read the whole word.

Get our FREE Cars Rhyming Activity Printables for your kindergarten literacy center! Students simply color in the rhyming cars pairs!

In this rhyming cars activity we look at different ending rhymes, not just one specific word family.

I have included two sheets with different CVC words, covering all the vowels. The words are common words early readers would have come across before, aiding in comprehension.

RELATED RESOURCE: Nursey Rhyme Emergent Readers

Get our FREE Cars Rhyming Activity Printables for your kindergarten literacy center! Students simply color in the rhyming cars pairs!

How to Use Rhyming Sheets

Simply look for two cars that fit together- two words that rhyme, and color them the same color so that they really look like they are a pair. It does not have to be only mono-colored, as long as the two rhyming cars look exactly the same.

We like to include a variety of coloring tools to make it more fun! You might try twistable colored pencils, markers or dot markers!

Get our FREE Cars Rhyming Activity Printables for your kindergarten literacy center! Students simply color in the rhyming cars pairs!

Keep this no-prep rhyming cars activity on hand for your transportation theme for that day you just need a quick activity to fill a gap, or for your early finishers.

Your competent CVC word readers will easily be able to do this worksheet independently, leaving you with time to work with students that need a bit more help.

This is also a good assessment opportunity to see if your students understand the concept of rhyming/word families.

Get our FREE Cars Rhyming Activity Printables for your kindergarten literacy center! Students simply color in the rhyming cars pairs!

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Nadia is a South African mom to two littles, a former preschool teacher, and currently working as a reading therapist at a remedial school. She blogs over at Teach me Mommy about easy and playful activities inspiring you to be your child's first teacher. You can see more of her ideas on Pinterest and Instagram.
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Filed Under: Rhymes and Syllables, Transportation, Vowels and Word Families Tagged With: cars, rhyming activity

About Nadia

Nadia is a South African mom to two littles, a former preschool teacher, and currently working as a reading therapist at a remedial school. She blogs over at Teach me Mommy about easy and playful activities inspiring you to be your child's first teacher. You can see more of her ideas on Pinterest and Instagram.

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