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B-Rhymes is a rhyming dictionary that's not stuck up about what does and doesn't rhyme. As well as regular rhymes, it gives you words that sound good together even though they don't technically rhyme.

Rhyming Words and Word Families, Gr. K, eBook – Creative Teaching Press

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10 Matching Games That Reinforce Basic Skills

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Each Language Games Galore! book features 10 ready-to-use games and 10 reproducible activity pages designed to reinforce essential language skills. The titles focus on a variety of standards-based language arts concepts and include the following:

• Interactive, hands-on, full-color card stock cards and answer keys
• Games and reproducibles designed for varying ability levels that allow students to play independently while the teacher works with small groups
• Reproducibles that are perfect for review practice, extension activities, assessment tools, or homework assignments
• Suggestions for preparing the game materials
• Explicit instructions for implementing the games and tips for trouble-free game play
• Additional ways to use the game pieces
• A blank game template reproducible students and teachers can use to create their own games

Begin using Language Games Galore! Rhyming Words and Word Families eBook today. The standards-based games and activities in this resource can be used to supplement, enhance, or enrich any language arts program.

Please note: The second half of this book is made up of game cards that, in the hard-copy version, are printed in full color on perforated card stock and can be punched out. In the eBook version of this title, game cards are not on perforated card stock.

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Did You Know?

• Students can play the games almost anywhere—on the floor, on a desk, or in a pocket chart!
• Every game plays by an identical set of rules and directions, so once students learn how to play one game, they have learned how to play all 10 games.
• Each game has a different colored/designed border to differentiate among the games and facilitate clean-up and organization.
• Playing games is a fun way to reinforce skills!

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Funny pairs of English words

English does not seem too poetic to me, but it is a pleasure to pronounce and hear some English words. For example: higgledy piggledy, hugger mugger, topsy turvy and pell mell. Most of these words rhyme, that is, they have the same final sound, but a different initial one.

The combination of similarities and differences can give us a little push to understand the meaning of the couple, because they all mean the same thing - a situation where everything is confused, in a mess, upside down or scattered everywhere. For example: “My house is all topsy turvy, everything is all over the place” or “Sorry everything is so higgledy piggledy, I will tidy up later“.

Other interesting-sounding examples of rhyming compounds include: hurly burly, super duper, itty bitty, razzle-dazzle, bees knees, and lovey dovey. In most of these stable combinations, the first word conveys the possible meaning of the whole couple, which the second word reinforces, for example, lovey from love and dovey from dove (a dove symbolizing love) are combined to describe an overly sentimental expression of love.

Other compound words include nitty gritty (as in the sentence “Let's get down to the nitty gritty” – let's get down to business) and wheeler dealer (“He's a bit of a wheeler dealer“, which means a person who cleverly uses any opportunities for self-enrichment).

Dilly dally is another interesting sounding combination made popular by entertainer Mary Lloyd. This verb, consisting of two words with the same consonant sounds, means “to hesitate”, “to waste time, not daring to do something”. Another similar word that we all know is ping pong, or table tennis. Zig zag, wishy washy, see saw, and mish mash are other examples of common compound words formed by consonants.

There are also phrases that can be used separately, but in direct proximity carry a greater semantic charge, for example: “They were a dream team the year they won the double.”

There are also short phrases of two words connected by an article or conjunction, for example: “I want some peace and quiet“. The phrase “I do not want to be the life and soul of the party, but I will just grin and bear it till the party is finished” uses common nominal and verbal phrases.

Rearranging the words in these phrases leads to a loss of meaning, so the correct word will always be peace and quiet, not quiet and peace. Here and there is a typical adverbial phrase with stable elements, while short and sweet is an example of an adjectival phrase.

With the help of rhyme and repetition, children learn to speak more easily, so it is quite natural that there are so many phrases with repetitions. Try to learn some of them, and then gradually try to use them in your speech. You will not have time to look back, and you will speak like a native speaker.

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Rhymes to words in English: search and selection of rhymes

Rhyme is the repetition of the same or similar sound combinations at the end of two or more words. Rhyme is used in poems and songs, which gives them a special charm to attract the attention of the listener. Rhymes make speech pleasant to the ear. Most often, the last words in the lines rhyme.

• complete - the coincidence of all sounds after the stressed vowel: tight - light;
• incomplete - repetition of consonants or vowels: worth - forth, sale - rain;
• compound - phrases rhyme: bottom - shot him;
• visual - words whose spelling is partially the same, but the words themselves sound different: wood - blood.

• Again - men, ten, then, when.
• All - ball, call, doll, curl, girl, fall, mall, roll, small, soul, tall, wall, world.
• Alone - flown, home, own, phone, stone.
• Back - attack, black, crack, hack, pack, track.
• Believe – eve, live, leave.
• Best - chest, crest, quest, rest, test, west.
• Better – matter.
• Body – beauty, dirty, party.
• Book - brook, cook, hook, look, took.
• Boy destroy, employ, enjoy, joy, toy.
• Care bear, hair, pair, share, square, there, wear, where.
• Chance – dance, ends, fans, France, friends, hands, romance, sense, tense.
• Change – range, strange.
• Child – mild, smiled, wild.
• City - duty, kitty, pity, pretty.
• Cold - gold, old, rolled, sold, told, want.
• Cool - full, pool, rule, school, stool, tool, wool.
• Crazy – amazing, baby, easy, lady, lazy, maybe.
• Day – away, clay, deejay, delay display, grey, hey, lay, may, okay, pay, play, relay, replay, say, stay, they, today, way.
• Down - brown, clown, crown, frown, town.
• Dream – beam, been, between, cream, extreme, green, marine, scream, screen, steam, stream, supreme, swim, team, teen, theme.
• Eyes – dies, guys, ice, lies, nice, price, slice, sunrise, surprise, twice.
• Face – case, lace, place, race, space.
• Fine - combine, dine, divine, design, line, mine, nine, shine, sign, time, vine, wine.
• Fire - admire, denier, desire, entire, fighter, flower, flyer, higher, inspire, liar, power.
• Flash - crash, hash, mash, smash, splash, trash.
• Forever - ever, never, together.
• Friend - band, defend, descend, depend, end, hand, land, send, spend, stand, trend, understand.
• Future – nature, picture.
• Game - became, came, claim, frame, name, same. Smile - aisle, I'll, isle, mile, style, vile, while.
• Go ago, blow, bellow, flow, glow, grow, hello, know, no, oh, show, slow, snow, so, throw.
• God - blood, flood, mud.
• Good – could, foot, hood, mood, should, shoot, stood, wood, would.
• Happen – happy, heaven, seven.
• Hate - create, date, eight, fate, gate, great, late, locate, state, wait.
• Head - bed, bread, dead, had, red, said.
• Heart – apart, art, cart, chart, fart, part, smart, start.
• Hell - well, shell, fell, bell, tell, sell, smell,
• Here – clear, dear, fear, fever.
• Hurt - alert, a lot, comfort, desert, dot, forgot, hot, jackpot, not, slot, shot.
• I buy, by, bye, cry, defy, deny, die, dry, eye, fly, goodbye, guy, high, inside, lie, my, pie, side, sigh, shy, sky, tie, try , why.
• It admit, bit, fit, grit, hit, knit, meet, shit, sit, split.
• Let - debt, forget, net, set, sunset, yet.
• Level - devil.
• Life - Alive, dive, drive, five, knife, rife, strife, wife.
• Lip - chip, deep, equip, hip, jeep, keep, ship, skip, sleep, sweep.
• Love – above, dove, enough, glove, half, laugh, of, off, shove, staff, tough.
• Man - can, fan, ran. In - been, begin, between, clean, green, keen, mean, queen, seen, skin.
• Me - be, fee, free, key, tea, tree, sea, see, she, we.
• Mind behind, declined, defined, designed, divined, find, kind, remind, signed.
• Money - bunny, funny, honey, mummy, sunny.
• More - bore, door, for, four, floor, score, store.
• Much – such, touch.
• Need - beat, feed, kid, meet, seat, sheet, speed, street, sweet, weed.
• News - blues, confuse, muse, shoes.
• Night – bite, bright, light, delight, fight, flight, height, knight, might, right, sight, slight, tight, tonight, white.
• Now - allow, how, low. Up - but, cup.
• One - anyone, done, fun, gone, none, run, sun.
• Out – about, around, cloud, doubt, ground, shout, sound, without.
• Over - clover, cover.
• Pain – brain, campaign, champagne, complain, explain, in vain, lane, main, plain, rain, train.
• Real – deal, feel, hill, steel, still.
• Reason - frozen, season.
• Rent - present, prevent, sent, tent.
• Respect - connect, correct, direct, effect, expect, reflect, select, suspect.
• Self - brave, gave, help, save, wave.
• Star - are, bar, car, far, guitar.
• Stop - top, cop, pop, drop, shop.
• Take - brake, cake, fake, lake, make, shake, snake, wake.
• That - bad, cat, dad, fat, flat, glad, mad, sad.
• Thing – bring, king, nothing, ring, sing, spring, sting.
• This - assist, bliss, consist, exist, insist, kiss, miss, peace, resist.
• Time - I'm, climb, clime, crime, fine, lime, mine, rhyme.
• Tomorrow - shadow, swallow, window, yellow, fellow.
• Truth – smooth, sooth.
• Walk - block, lock, rock, shock, talk.
• Word - award, accord, bird, board, record, scored, stored, third.
• Worry hurry, sorry.

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