Swipe Up

Rhyming Words for Kids [50+ Rhyming Words to Learn]

Prakriti Dhodare |

Child Learning |

2024-08-07 |

null mins read

null

Table of Contents

Hello kids! Today we are going to learn something very interesting. Before that, we will start with a poem.

"Rhyming words are fun to say,
They make us smile and play all day!"

Image of rhymes - Se-h, De-h

Se-h is Say and De-h is Day.

Hear the audio and speak out the words loudly.

Let's see some more words.

Image of rhyming words

Image of rhymes - cat, bat, hat, mat

Kya-at is Cat, Bya-at is Bat, Hya-at is Hat and Mya-at is mat.

Hear the audio and speak out the words loudly.

And again some more examples.

Image of rhymes - Ten, Pen, Hen

Image of Ten, Pen, Hen

Te-n is Ten, Pe-n is pen, He-n is Hen.

Hear the audio and speak out the words loudly.

 

Do you know what these words are called? Yes, these are called Rhyming words.

Rhyming words are those words that sound similar and but those should be meaningful. There are numerous words that rhyme. In this page, you will over 50 rhyming words to learn and improve vocabulary.

Rhyming words help an you to remember various words. It's really fun!

What is word rhyming?

Words that end with similar sounds are called rhyming words. Rhyming helps in memory and understanding, especially for young readers like you.

Let's get into the world of Rhyming! Below are lists of over 20 rhyming words.

 

3-Letter Rhyming Words Using at, ap, en, et, and in

  • Rhyme with “at”

  1. Listen to the audio and speak out the words loud:

  1. Bat
  2. Mat
  3. Sat
  4. Rat
  5. Cat
  6. Fat
  7. Hat
  8. Pat
  • Rhyme with “ap”

  1. Listen to the audio and speak out the words loud:

  1. Gap
  2. Cap
  3. Map
  4. Lap
  5. Tap
  6. Nap
  7. Sap
  • Rhyme with “en”

  1. Listen to the audio and speak out the words loud:

  1. Ten
  2. Men
  3. Pen
  4. Hen
  5. Den
  6. Yen
  7. Ken
  • Rhyme with “et”

  1. Listen to the audio and speak out the words loud:

  1. Set
  2. Wet
  3. Net
  4. Bet
  5. Vet
  6. Get
  7. Met
  8. Pet
  • Rhyme with “in”

  1. Listen to the audio and speak out the words loud:

  1. Bin
  2. Pin
  3. Sin
  4. Tin
  5. Win
  6. Fin
  7. Gin

 



3-Letter Rhyming Words in English

Bug Jug Mug Hug
Hip Lip Dip Sip
Car Far Bar Jar
Can Fan Man Pan
Dad Bad Mad Had
Top Cop Mop Pop
Cub Hub Rub Tub
Nut But Hut Cut
Got Hot Not Cot
Big Pig Dig Wig

For teachers, rhyming words are a great way to teach words to kids and build their vocabulary. These help children learn about prefixes, suffixes, word sounds, and word families. It helps to boost phonics as well. Children enjoy reading and speaking rhyming words.

"The cat sat on a sunny mat,
The hat fell down with a gentle pat"

cat, sat, mat, hat and pat are rhyming words. Isn't this rhyming fun?
Click to see how rhyming words are used in poems!



4-Letter Rhyming Words in English

Play Clay Slay Flay
Crew Grew Brew Drew
Blot Plot Clot Slot
Bore Core More Sore
Bake Cake Fake Lake
Main Pain Rain Gain
Male Tale Dale Bale
May Pay Ray Day
Back Lack Pack Rack
Mail Rail Sail Fail
Bare Rare Dare Care
Ball Tall Fall Call
Cook Book Took Look
Best Test Nest Pest
Cool Tool Fool Pool
Bell Sell Hell Fell
Jump Pump Dump Lump
Last Past Cast Vast
Cave Gave Save Wave

 


 

Rhyming Words with different spellings

"The Sun looks bright,
The sky is full of light"

Bright and Light are also rhyming words but with different spellings.


Here are some Best Rhyme Words with different spellings

High Why Sky
Whole Goal Mole
Laugh Graph Behalf
Weight Date Straight
Taller Dollar Scholar
 Float Wrote  Throat
Height  Bite  Might
  Rent Spent Prevent

 



What are the benefits of learning rhyming words?

  • You can learn new words.
  • Rhyming words teach you about word families.
  • Rhyming makes reading fun and memorable.
  • It helps you understand how language works by focusing on word sounds.

 



Rhyming Words for Kids Worksheets

Want more about rhyming? Download the free rhyming words worksheets to practice. These worksheets are great for students in preschool and early elementary grades.

Both parents and teachers can use these to help develop English language skills of students and kids.

 


 

Things you have learnt!

  • Rhyming words are easier to remember than non-rhyming ones.
  • They make language really fun, helping children learn easily.
  • They improve vocabulary and communication skills in English.

 



Frequently Asked Questions

1. What are Rhyming words?

Solution: Those words which rhyme similarly, which can be two or more than two words, are called rhyming words. 

2. What are the examples of Rhyming words?

Solution: There are lots of examples of rhyming words in the English language. Here are some rhyming word examples:

  • Men, Pen, Hen, Den.
  • Cake, Make, Lake
  • Net, Pet, Line, Set

3. How Rhyming words help your kid in reading and speaking?

Solution: Rhyming words lay the foundation for success of reading. Phoenics or rhyming draws attention to words, which develops an ear for languages. It strengthens the ability to listen and to focus on sounds from a very early in life.

4. What are the Rhyme words which end with “an”?

Solution: List of rhyme words end with “an” are:

Pan Man Fan Can Van




Related Blogs

Animals and Their Homes:  Explore animals and their habitats

Physics in Everyday Life:  The role of physics to the development of modern culture and the courses of human history

Extra-curricular Activities for Students:  Why it's important for a student?

Vegetables Names:  Know the names of vegetables

Name of the months:  Check out the names of the months



Related Resources

Syllables | Prefixes & Suffixes | Similar Words (Synonyms) | Opposite Words | Double Vowel Words | Silent Letter Words

Share

Comments(0)

Speak Your Mind

Save my name, email and website in this browser for next time I comment

Enquire Now