Rhymes & Syllables
Hearing the sounds inside words is the first step to reading and spelling. Your child finds rhyming pictures, taps out syllables on a drum and sorts words into baskets.
- 6–8 years
- Read aloud
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What your child learns
- Rhymes: words that end with the same sound
- Syllables: the beats inside a word
- Listening closely to spoken words
- Words in four languages, each with its own rhymes
How to play
Owlie says a word and three others; tap the one that rhymes. Then tap the drum once for each syllable and press Done. Last, tap a word and the basket with its number of syllables.
Levels
- Level 1Which one rhymes?
- Level 2Tap the drum for each syllable.
- Level 3Sort six words by their syllables.
A tip for parents
Clap names together: Ma-ri-a has three claps, Tom has one. Then make up silly rhymes at dinner.
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