Rhyming Words — Answers
Answer sheet with model answers and success criteria for the Kindergarten / Foundation spelling patterns & rules worksheet.
Rhyming Words — Answers
Part A: Find the rhyme
Words that rhyme sound the same at the end, like cat and hat. Grown-up: read the words aloud. Child: circle the word that rhymes.
- Adog
- Bhat
- Csun
Answer: hat
cat and hat both end in -at.
- Awig
- Bpen
- Cbus
Answer: wig
pig and wig both end in -ig.
- Asit
- Bmap
- Crun
Answer: run
sun and run both end in -un.
- Abox
- Bred
- Ccup
Answer: red
bed and red both end in -ed.
- Afrog
- Bleg
- Chat
Answer: frog
log and frog both end in -og.
- Akite
- Bboat
- Clake
Answer: lake
cake and lake both end in -ake.
- Abat
- Btree
- Cship
Answer: tree
bee and tree both end with the same ee sound.
- Atop
- Bhen
- Chat
Answer: top
hop and top both end in -op.
Part B: Odd one out
Two words in each row rhyme. Circle the word that does not rhyme.
- Apen
- Bhen
- Csock
Answer: sock
pen and hen rhyme; sock does not.
- Afish
- Bmoon
- Cdish
Answer: moon
fish and dish rhyme; moon does not.
- Abell
- Bring
- Cking
Answer: bell
ring and king rhyme; bell does not.
- Abug
- Brug
- Ccup
Answer: cup
bug and rug rhyme; cup does not.
Part C: Make a rhyme
Change the first sound to make a new word that rhymes. Made-up words are fine for saying out loud, but try to write a real word.
Answer: Any word ending in -at, e.g. bat, hat, mat, rat, sat.
Answer: Any word ending in -in, e.g. bin, fin, tin, win.
Answer: Any word ending in -og, e.g. log, fog, jog, frog.
Answer: Any word ending in -ug, e.g. hug, mug, rug, jug.
Part D: Finish the rhyme
Read the sentence together. Write a rhyming word to finish it. Silly sentences are allowed!
Answer: mat
Also accept hat or any real -at word that makes sense.
Answer: log
Also accept any real -og word, e.g. dog.
Answer: rug
Also accept mug or jug.
Marking tips
- Give credit for correct method even when the final answer slips — the working shows where the thinking went right.
- For open-ended tasks, use the success criteria as a checklist rather than looking for one "right" answer.
- Celebrate what went well first, then pick one thing to work on next.
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