When you, the mentor, or the participant reads or writes and you begin to analyze words together, you can approach the material at hand, whatever it may be, by locating rimes and onsets. This creates pattern recognition. Here are some example of rimes and onsets which you can feel free to print out and copy.
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RIMES (2 letter endings)
'.ad' as in dad:
dad: A dad is a father
lad: Here is my dad as a lad
sad: I feel sad to see you go
'.ag' as in bag:
bag: Her bag holds a lot
rag: She wipes her paintbrush with a rag
wag: A happy dog will wag his tail
'.am' as in jam:
jam: I like jam on bread
ram: The ram had big curly horns
'.an' as in pan:
fan: A fan keeps me cool
man: Every man was once a boy
pan: I'll boil an egg in the pan
'.ap' as in tap:
gap: My teeth have a gap at the front
nap: Sleepy people need a nap
tap: Water runs from a tap
'.at' as in cat:
cat: My cat laps up milk
hat: He wore a woolly hat
rat: A rat has a very long tail
'.ed' as in bed:
bed: I sleep in a big bed
fed: Cats often purr when they're fed
red: This box is red all over
'.eg' as in leg:
leg: I can stand on one leg
peg: My coat hangs on a peg
'.en' as in hen:
hen: My hen lays brown eggs
pen: She writes with a red pen
ten: My toes add up to ten
'.et' as in pet:
net: We need a net to dip in the pond
pet: I have a spider for a pet
'.ig' as in pig:
dig: Let's go and dig for gold
pig: The pig gave a grunt
'.in' as in pin:
bin: I put the bag in the bin
pin: A pin is very sharp
tin: Mum opened a tin of beans
'.ip' as in lip:
lip: I bit my lip
pip: An apple tree grows from a tiny pip
rip: Her new dress has a rip in it
'.it' as in bit:
bit: This bit fits here
hit: My hammer hit the nail first time
sit: I want to sit in this comfy chair
'.ob' as in rob:
job: His job is washing up
sob: It made her sob to lose her bear
'.og' as in dog:
dog: Our dog barks at cats
fog: Its hard to see far in the fog
log: A log is a seat for a frog
'.ot' as in cot:
cot: The baby sleeps in her cot
dot: My pet flea is hiding behind this dot
pot: I'll plant a bulb in this pot
'.ud' as in bud:
bud: Soon the bud will be a flower
mud: I must get the mud off my boot
'.um' as in sum:
mum: A mum is a mother
sum: This sum gets a tick
'.un' as in sun:
bun: I love a sticky bun
run: You'll never catch me when I run
sun: Summer sun is hot
ONSETS (single letter starts)
'b..' as in bed:
bag: Her bag holds a lot
bed: I sleep in a big bed
bun: I love a sticky bun
'c..' as in cat:
cat: My cat laps up milk
cot: The baby sleeps in her cot
cup: Gran has a cup of tea with me
'd..' as in dog:
dad: A dad is a father
den: He hid in his den
dog: Our dog barks at cats
'f..' as in fox:
fan: A fan keeps me cool
fox: A fox hunts to eat
fun: Her party was a lot of fun
'g..' as in gap:
gap: My teeth have a gap at the front
get: We will get wet in the rain
'h..' as in hat:
hat: He wore a woolly hat
hen: My hen lays brown eggs
hug: I like to hug my Mum
'j..' as in jet:
jam: I like jam on bread
jet: I like to fly by jet
jug: Milk comes in a jug
'l..' as in leg:
leg: I can stand on one leg
lip: I bit my lip
log: A log is a seat for a frog
'm..' as in man:
man: Every man was once a boy
mat: Please wipe your feet on the mat
mum: A mum is a mother
'n..' as in nut:
nap: Sleepy people need a nap
net: We need a net to dip in the pond
nut: I saw a squirrel hide a nut
'p..' as in pig:
pen: She writes with a red pen
pet: I have a spider for a pet
pig: The pig gave a grunt
'r'.. as in rat:
rag: She wipes her paintbrush with a rag
rat: A rat has a very long tail
red: This box is red all over
's..' as in sun:
sad: I feel sad to see you go
six: An ant has six legs
sun: Summer sun is hot
't..' as in ten:
tap: Water runs from a tap
ten: My toes add up to ten
tin: Mum opened a tin of beans
'w..' as in web:
wag: A happy dog will wag his tail
web: I saw a spider spin a web
win: Only one of you can win the prize
RIMES (3 letter endings)
'.amp' as in lamp:
camp: Our camp had four big tents
lamp: The lamp gave a soft glow
stamp: Every letter needs a stamp
'.and' as in hand:
band: I'd love to play drums in a band
hand: My hand is to hold things
sand: There's so much sand at the seaside
'.ang' as in bang:
bang: Bangers go bang
rang: The bell rang for playtime
sang: The singer sang a silly song
'.elt' as in belt:
belt: A belt holds up my jeans
melt: Snowmen melt in the sun
'.end' as in bend:
bend: Drive carefully round a bend
mend: Can you mend this broken toy?
'.ent' as in bent:
bent: The shelf was bent
dent: The crash made a dent in my car
tent: I'm going to sleep out in my tent
'.est' as in nest:
nest: Four eggs rest in a nest
rest: He had to rest after running so far
'.ilk' as in milk:
milk: I put some milk in my tea
silk: A silk scarf is soft
'.ing' as in ring:
king: The king sat on his throne
ring: She has a ring on her finger
wing: This bird has hurt its wing
'.ink' as in sink:
drink: A fizzy drink tickles your nose
sink: His sink was full of washing-up
wink: A wink is a one-eyed blink
'.int' as in mint:
mint: This mint is sweet but very hot
print: My work is neat when I print it
'.ist' as in list:
fist: Shut your hand to make a fist
list: I made a list of my friends
mist: The trees are hidden in the mist
'.ond' as in pond:
fond: I am very fond of my sister
pond: Why has this pond got no ducks?
'.ump' as in jump:
bump: I got a bump on the head when I fell
jump: A frog can jump over a log
lump: I had a lump on my head from a fall
'.unk' as in bunk:
bunk: Tom slept in the top bunk
dunk: I dunk a biscuit in my drink
trunk: A trunk is a very long nose
'.usk' as in tusk:
dusk: Just before dark it is dusk
rusk: Our baby likes to chew a rusk
tusk: An elephant tusk is long and white
ONSETS (2 letter starts)
'bl..' as in blob:
blink: Eyes blink all the time
blob: A blob of jam fell on the cloth
blot: Drip some paint and make a blot
'br..' as in brick:
brick: Here's a brick to start a wall
brim: My glass is full up to the brim
bring: Postmen bring the post
'ch..' as in chin:
check: This pattern is a check
chimp: The chimp was unhappy in the zoo
chin: Every day he shaves his chin
'cl..' as in clap:
clap: I clap my hands to the music
cling: A baby will cling to its mother.
club: The giant had a big club
'cr..' as in crab:
crab: A crab hid in a rocky pool
crisp: You can have the last crisp in the packet
crust: Who wants the crust off this new loaf?
'dr..' as in drum:
drink: A fizzy drink tickles your nose
drop: A drop of rain fell on my hat
drum: We dance as he bangs his drum
'fl..' as in flag:
flag: The flag flaps in the wind.
flap: This flap is for the cat
'fr..' as in frog:
frog: A frog sits by a pond
frost: There is frost on the window
'gl..' as in glad:
glad: I'm glad you can come to my party
glum: The bad news made her glum
'pl..' as in plum:
plank: A plank of wood can make a shelf
plug: A plug keeps water in a sink
plum: I hope this plum is sweet
'sh..' as in ship:
shell: A snail has a shell on its back
ship: The ship sails out to sea
shop: Her shop sells toys
'sk..' as in skin:
skid: Mud makes cars skid
skin: You need skin to keep your body in
skip: She likes to skip with her new rope
'sl..' as in slug:
sling: His arm was in a sling
slip: A banana skin made him slip
slug: A slimy slug slid slowly past
'sm..' as in smug:
smock: I put on a smock when I paint
smug: She looked so smug when she won
'sp..' as in spot:
spot: The paint drop made a small red spot
spud: My hot spud is full of butter
'st..' as in step:
stand: We saw the match from the stand
step: She fell from the top step of the stairs
sting: A wasp will sting if it is angry
'sw..' as in swing:
swim: I can swim across the pool
swing: Push me high on my swing
'th..' as in thin:
thick: A big brush paints a thick line
thin: A thin dog needs his food
thing: A cup is a thing for holding drinks
'tr..' as in truck:
trot: The horse set off at a trot
truck: The truck carried a load of bricks
trunk: A trunk is a very long nose
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Rimes & Onsets: Help in Tackling Literacy Issues
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