21Free Rhyming Words Worksheets, Kindergarten to Grade 1

Five rows of pictures and not a single printed word. Moon against sun, cloud and spoon. Box against bear, fox and bag. The child colors the one that rhymes.

The same idea with an owl and a scalloped border: star against leaf, car and bell, then bee, clock, snake and goat. Every answer is a word a five year old says every day.

Ladybug, snail, dog, king and bell, each against three pictures to choose from. Still nothing to read.

Mouse, chair, whale, train and crown. The bucket has to be called a pail and the dress has to be called a gown, or two of the five rows have no answer.

The first page with printed words. Jar, mop, net, cake, mug, pin, nut and rope, each beside three labeled pictures to circle between.

Bell, chick, sun, goat, bag, hen, whale and pig, same eight-row layout, plainer type. The instruction line says ends with the same sound, which is the phrase worth repeating.

Eight pairs and a yes or no box for each: bag and tag, nose and rose, milk and truck, corn and horn. Four rhyme.

Kite and light, spoon and moon, glove and bicycle, chain and train, comb and pencil, basket and owl, wheel and seal, tent and carrot.

King and swing, lock and sock, nail and cheese, chair and pear, brush and lemon, broom and turtle, cane and plane, purse and melon.

The same decision with a robot and a thumbs up or thumbs down to color instead of a box to tick. Bug and rug, moon and star, sun and bun, bee and tree.

Eight more thumb rows: sock and bird, bell and shell, goat and coat, ring and cloud, snail and whale, fan and drum, crown and spoon, pig and wig.

A rocket trail loops through eight numbered planets, each with a pair to judge and a YES or NO bubble to color, and a box at the bottom asking how many pairs rhyme.

No pictures at all now. Eight anchors, four written choices each: bug, hen, bed, pig, hop, bat, duck and net.

Van, lip, log, bun, pot, well, cake and sing, four choices each, on a purple polka-dot page with a frog and a snail.

Map, sit, tub, ham, then hill, sock, hand and ball. Black and white, gingham border, no pictures.

Four bubble panels around pig, hop, bug and pen. Every bubble that rhymes gets dabbed or colored, twenty five of them in total, and the sheet never says how many.

The same game in a gumball machine: cat, pan, hot and lip, twenty six answers hidden among distractors.

Bed, sun, cap and sit, twenty four answers, and the heaviest blend load of the three: sled, shed, spun, stun, clap, snap, trap and split.

Eight prompts, three blank lines each, nothing to choose between: hop, bug, pen, sad, pig, run, cap and net.

Ham, lip, log, nest, tub, sock, gum and kid, three blanks each, with a fox in the corner.

Fish, bell, duck, sand, king, moon, cake and tree. The last page in the set and the hardest.