Exploring Rhyming Words

The video lesson introduces tricky words and rhyming words. It begins with an overview of the lesson objectives, followed by a practice session on reading and creating phrases with tricky words. The lesson then transitions to an introduction to rhyming words, providing examples and exercises to identify rhyming pairs. The session concludes with a summary and farewell.

What are the two main objectives of today's lesson?

• Reading tricky words in phrases and rhyming words

• Learning new vocabulary and grammar

• Practicing writing and speaking

• Understanding sentence structure and punctuation

Which of the following is a tricky word?

• Run

• Cat

• Dog

• All

What should you do after choosing one word from each column?

• Write a story

• Read the phrases aloud

• Draw a picture

• Sing a song

Which of the following is a correct phrase using tricky words?

• A cup of books

• A bag of gifts

• A lot of trash

• A box of milk

What defines rhyming words?

• Words that have the same meaning

• Words that start with the same letter

• Words that end with the same sound

• Words that have the same number of letters

Which pair of words rhyme?

• Gum and Yum

• Book and Pen

• Cat and Dog

• Tree and Car

Do the words 'friend' and 'band' rhyme?

• Maybe

• Not sure

• No

• Yes

Do the words 'pond' and 'lake' rhyme?

• Only in poems

• Sometimes

• No

• Yes

Which of the following pairs do not rhyme?

• Heart and Start

• Kittens and Meetings

• Tree and Try

• Clean and Mean

Can you think of a pair of rhyming words?

• Dog and Frog

• All of the above

• Cat and Bat

• Fish and Dish