Hi all!
Do your students like "I have, Who has" games? Well, since I work with small groups of children, I wanted a quick activity where they could practice blending their sounds and also reinforce their rhyming skills at the same time, so I created these two games.
The two games are identified by the color of their borders, one yellow and the other pink, with eight rhyming pairs each. Each game creates a loop, so the last question is answered by the first answer set on the table. The students are encouraged to work together to determine the correct answers. Directions are included!
Do your students like "I have, Who has" games? Well, since I work with small groups of children, I wanted a quick activity where they could practice blending their sounds and also reinforce their rhyming skills at the same time, so I created these two games.
The two games are identified by the color of their borders, one yellow and the other pink, with eight rhyming pairs each. Each game creates a loop, so the last question is answered by the first answer set on the table. The students are encouraged to work together to determine the correct answers. Directions are included!
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I also have another "I have, Who has" game to help reinforce rhyming. This game is much longer and includes 24 rhyming pairs. In this game, there is no text for the students to read. They match the rhyming pairs using only pictures.
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Have you ever heard of LoopWriter? It is a program you can buy/download that can create looping games just like these. They also have a FREE "I have, Who has" rhyming game with pictures. You can access that here.
Thank you!
