“Bingo!” It’s a word I think we probably have all said after a round of the popular game. We can also use the classic game to build rhyming skills. Yep, rhyming bingo is not only fun, but it’s also educational. Phonological awareness activities are a great way to get a young child ready to read.
GETTING READY TO PLAY RHYMING BINGO
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Materials Needed: alphabet bingo sheets (free printable below) and counters (candies, buttons, crackers, etc.)
Just print out the bingo sheets. I’ve included 8 FREE printable bingo boards (see below) that are in color. Each board is different in the set. You could laminate the boards if you want to use them for years to come.
Give each child a handful of counters. We used animal crackers. You could also use counting cubes, candy or buttons.
PLAYING RHYMING BINGO
Have the kids cover up their free spot in the middle of the board.
Call out a word. Each child should place a marker on a picture that rhymes with the word called. Get five in a row or column and call, “BINGO” to win.
For example, if you call the word fox, the child would cover up the picture of the box.
You could make up your own words or use this list of words to call out.
fox, car, throw, power, wig, plane, bent, rake, blue, hat, cone, bite, house, pie, stuck, bear, funny, bun, me, goat, racket, paw, log, and yarn.
A LITTLE RHYMING READING
Keep building those rhyming skills with this fun rhyming book list.—>CLICK HERE TO SEE THE RHYMING BOOK LIST
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MORE RHYMING ACTIVITIES
And, have even more rhyming adventures with these ideas.—>RHYMING ACTIVITIES
This post first appeared on Growing Book by Book on 2/23/17.
Ann Case says
Ryming is such a necessary pre literacy skill! thank you
Shawna Fox says
These look great! Can’t wait to try them with my class when we go back to remote teaching for 2 weeks after the holidays
Vandana says
This is really useful in India as here the boys have to learn two languages simultaneously.
April Harker says
I would like to use your rhyming bingo in my classroom.
Ify says
Lovely
Marcia Bordovsky says
I’d love to use this in my classroom!!
Sheena Vert says
Looks great! Thanks for the resource
Maureen Teffer says
I can’t figure out h9w to access them to print them. Help.
Jodie Rodriguez says
Hi Maureen, the boards are a thank you gift for becoming a Growing Book by Book newsletter subscriber. You can click the “Subscribe to Growing Book by Book” button and it will walk you through getting the rhyming bingo boards as a thank you. Being a free newsletter subscriber also comes with other free printable access too. Enjoy!
Sue says
I would love these for my Grandchildren
Sue says
Looks like fun
Amelia says
They look great!
shariffa mahomed says
LOVE THE RHYMING BINGO WORKSHEETS
Jodie Rodriguez says
Thank you!
Tessa says
Do you have a list of rhyming words to pair with the pictures on the bingo board?
Thanks
Cheistine says
I am inters in the rhyming bingo boards but ykur page just seems to put me on an email list and then circle me around Various webpages without giving me fhs boards.
Jodie Rodriguez says
The rhyming bingo boards are delivered via email. When you enter your email, you will receive an email that says, “Your Rhyming Bingo Boards” with a link to download straight to your computer. Print and enjoy. You are welcome to unsubscribe from our great emails at any time. There is always an unsubscribe button at the bottom of each email.
Mary says
I am very interested in the rhyming bingo boards. Thx.