1.2. The above file is a worksheet that I would use to help students understand rhyming words. Because the worksheet is made with pictures instead of words, students would have to say the same of the object pictured. Which would mean that pronunciation and reading ability would not affect the impact of the activity.
2. Basic Information!
2.1. Music! I would like to use some type of children's rhyming song in my Glogster. Unfortunately at this time I'm not sure which song I would like to use.
2.2. I plan to use a lot of different clip art pictures to represent the words that I will be rhyming.
4.1. 8ce: Explore Connection between sound and it's visual representation.
4.2. 4ce: Explore and identify a variety of sounds, including the human voice.
5. Special Ides!
5.1. As far as charts and graphics go, I would like to find some type of chart that shows a list of words side by side. The words will be lined up so that they are next to their rhyming counterpart.
5.2. I would like to provide some of my own photographs of real life examples of rhyming words that students could find in their home.
