Rhyming Words Fall Leaf Toss
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
We can only imagine how much fun Amber Osterman, kindergarten teacher and contributor to Kindergarten Rocks!, and her students have with this fall leaf rhyming game! It's really quite simple to put together and your kiddos are sure to have a hoot!
Supplies You'll Need
- Card stock leaf cutouts in various fall colors
- Rhyming word pairs with clip art images
- Scissors
- Glue
- Laminator and laminator pouches (optional)
As the photo shows, simply brainstorm a list of rhyming pairs, collecting and printing a clip art image for each. Cut and paste one image onto each leaf cutout, then laminate so the game pieces will hold up to wear and tear. Now you're ready for a leaf shower - with your kiddos scrambling to pick up a cutout, find their classmate with the rest of their rhyming pair, and link arms!
Be sure to visit Kindergarten Rocks for this and lots of other great activity/center ideas!
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Kayla Johnson
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