Rhyming Words and Word Families

Miss Genican introduces rhyming words, explaining that they sound the same at the end. She discusses word families, focusing on 'at', 'en', 'op', 'ed', and 'ug', providing examples and encouraging practice. The video aims to help students identify rhyming words and understand word families through interactive exercises.

What is the key characteristic of rhyming words?

• They have the same ending sound.

• They have the same beginning sound.

• They have the same meaning.

• They have the same number of letters.

Which of the following words belongs to the 'at' word family?

• Bug

• Pen

• Mat

• Hop

Which word family does 'sat' belong to?

• 'at'

• 'en'

• 'ug'

• 'op'

Which word does not rhyme with 'Ben'?

• Hop

• Hen

• Men

• Pen

What is a word that rhymes with 'hop'?

• Mop

• Hen

• Rug

• Cat

Which of the following words does not belong to the 'op' word family?

• Shop

• Men

• Chop

• Mop

What is a word that rhymes with 'lid'?

• Men

• Hop

• Bug

• Kid

Which of these words is part of the 'ug' word family?

• Hat

• Pen

• Did

• Mug

Which word family does 'rug' belong to?

• 'at'

• 'en'

• 'op'

• 'ug'

Which of these words rhymes with 'bug'?

• Hat

• Pen

• Mug

• Did