Let's be explorers and look at rhymes closer!




Get out your maginifying glass!!!






We read the book The Cat in the Hat and in our online version some words were bolded. All of those bolded words were rhymes!! 

Do you know what a rhyme is?


A rhyme is a word that sounds the same at the end.

Let's look at two words here:

hat and mat      



Hat and mat sound similar

-They end with the same sound 
-They do not start with the same sound




Rhyming words are found in a lot of sentences.

For example:

Easy: The pig is very big.

The words that rhyme are pig and big

Hard: There is a big pool in my school. That's pretty cool.


The words that rhyme are pool, school, and cool
    
 
       
  Important!!---Some ryhming words are not spelled the same.
Example: hair and care




Now let's look at some of the rhymes that were in our story more closely!!!!

Something went BUMP!
How that bump made us jump!


In these two sentences the words bump and jump rhyme. They both end with the same sound, but start with two different sounds.
And the sun is not sunny.
But we can have lots of good fun that is funny!


Again in these two sentences the words sunny and funny rhyme. They both end with the same sound, but start with two different sounds.
That was what the cat said....
Then he fell on his head!


In these two sentences the words said and head rhyme. It is important to know that these words ending sound the same but they are spelled differently.
With big bumps, jumps and kicks.
And with hops and big thumps
And all kinds of bad tricks.
In these sentences the words bump, jump, thump, kicks and tricks all rhyme. This sentences has a lot of rhyming words. The ending sounds are the same for the groups of words that rhyme but the beginning sounds are different.
 

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