English Language Arts Kindergarten 20 min

Rhyme Families: -ig, -in, -it

Identify and produce rhyming words in the -ig, -in, and -it families

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Introduction & Learning Objectives

Learning Objectives Identify words that belong to the -ig family. Identify words that belong to the -in family. Identify words that belong to the -it family. Listen to two words and tell if they rhyme. Say a new word that rhymes with a given -ig, -in, or -it word. Sort pictures into groups based on their rhyming sound. Recognize that rhyming words have the same ending sounds. Do you hear a sound that's the same in 'pig' 🐷 and 'wig' πŸ‘©β€πŸ¦°? Let's find out why! We are going to learn about word families! πŸ‘¨β€πŸ‘©β€πŸ‘§β€πŸ‘¦ These are words that sound the same at the end. Knowing them helps us read and write new words! Real-World Applications Singing songs and nursery rhymes 🎢 Reading fun rhyming books πŸ“š Playing word games with friends 🎲 Wri...
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Key Concepts & Vocabulary

TermDefinitionExample Rhyming WordsWords that have the same ending sound. πŸ‘‚cat / hat Word FamilyA group of words that rhyme. They have the same ending letters.The -at family: cat, hat, bat, mat. Ending SoundThe last sound you hear in a word. This is the part that rhymes!In 'pig', the ending sound is '-ig'. The -ig FamilyWords that end with the '-ig' sound. 🐷pig, dig, wig, big The -in FamilyWords that end with the '-in' sound. πŸ“Œpin, fin, win, bin The -it FamilyWords that end with the '-it' sound. 🧀sit, kit, pit, mitt
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Key Rules & Conventions

Listen to the End! πŸ‘‚ Rhyming words sound the same at the end. When you check for a rhyme, don't listen to the first sound. Listen to the last part of the word. Change the First Sound! πŸ”€ Keep the end, change the beginning. You can make new rhyming words! Just change the first letter sound and keep the word family ending.

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Sample Practice Questions

Challenging
Which pair has one word from the -ig family and one from the -in family?
A.big, bit
B.sit, sin
C.pig, pin
D.fin, fit
Challenging
Read the clues: 1. I rhyme with 'tin'. 2. I am a part of a fish. What am I?
A.fin
B.kit
C.pig
D.tail
Challenging
Which two words do NOT belong in the -it family? (kit, wig, sit, fin)
A.kit and sit
B.wig and kit
C.sit and fin
D.wig and fin

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