Can you and an adult take it in turns to say words that rhyme with cat to make a rhyming string? How many words can you think of? They don’t have to be real words!
You could write different beginning sounds to make lots of words that rhyme with cat.
You could even make up your own rhyming song about a cat like the big pig song!
I can’t wait to hear about your rhyming today.
Love from Miss Siswick. (I will be teaching at school so I will not be able to respond until later today.)
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With help from Saoirse I thought of a rhyme and these words-
sat, pat, mat, at, chat, dat, lat, hat, fat, wat, yat, jat, nat.
She was a cat and she was fat, she wore a hat and chased a rat, she got a pat when she sat on the mat, she was a big fat cat! We are singing it to the tune of the big pig song!
Grace wrote out different letters before the _at. She used an E so I explained that although ‘eat’ is a word it does not rhyme. She had fun doing this! 🙂
Anna is enjoying the rhymes and she will write letters sounds next to the ig and at ending when asked to but I am not sure she is understanding that by adding for example the letter b to ig ending we are making the word big. We will keep trying.
I am glad that you are enjoying the rhymes, Anna. Don’t worry about the writing if it isn’t,t helping you to make rhyming strings.Maybe Mummy and Marie could take turns at saying words that rhyme with cat so that you can listen.
Hello,
Cat, Rat, Bat
Hat, at, fat, mat, gat, acrobat, that
Great rhyming, Victoire.
Hello Miss Siswick
Ania had a great time with the rhythms. She found:
Cat,rat,bat,mat,vat,sat,pat,fat,hat,
dat,gat.
Great rhyming and writing, Ania. Well done.
Cat, mat, hat, fat, sat, pat, bat
Great rhyming, James.
Dear Miss, I made these words
Cat
Bat
Rat
Fat
Tat
Mat
Flat
Great rhyming, Indigo.
Philip (with some hinting help) said: cat, bat, rat, mat, hat, pat, fat.
He also said that moo and poo rhyme. Always looking for a chance to say the p word.
Great rhyming, Philip!
Hello Miss Siswick,
Cat, rat, bat
With help from Saoirse I thought of a rhyme and these words-
sat, pat, mat, at, chat, dat, lat, hat, fat, wat, yat, jat, nat.
She was a cat and she was fat, she wore a hat and chased a rat, she got a pat when she sat on the mat, she was a big fat cat! We are singing it to the tune of the big pig song!
Well done, Fiadh and Saoirse. I am singing your fat cat song now!
Dear Miss Siswick
I made these words
Fat
Rat
Bat
Tat
Cat
Great rhyming, Adelaide. Well done.
Grace wrote out different letters before the _at. She used an E so I explained that although ‘eat’ is a word it does not rhyme. She had fun doing this! 🙂
Well done, Grace. I had forgotten about eat which isn’t a rhyme!
Cat sat on a mat and ate a bat and a rat.
Great rhyming song, Eloisa.
Pat, hat, mat, fat, bat, sat.
There was a cat, he wore a hat.
Great rhyming, Sam.
Cat,, rat, bat, hat, mat, fat, wet.
Greetings,
Nicolas
Great counting, Nicolas.
Alexander said the words cat, rat and bat. He took turns to say words in a rhyming string and came up with cat and mat.
Other words he came up with rhyming and ending with at:
Hat, mat, sat, fat
Great rhyming, Alexander.
Caspian decided to go with his own version today.
Hat, bat, fat, mat, sat, rat, and created Sadat, wat, tat.
Great rhyming, Caspian.
Nicolas said: cat, rat, bat, mat and fat.
Greetings from Nicolas
Great rhyming, Nicolas.
Dear Miss Siswick,
Anna is enjoying the rhymes and she will write letters sounds next to the ig and at ending when asked to but I am not sure she is understanding that by adding for example the letter b to ig ending we are making the word big. We will keep trying.
Greetings
I am glad that you are enjoying the rhymes, Anna. Don’t worry about the writing if it isn’t,t helping you to make rhyming strings.Maybe Mummy and Marie could take turns at saying words that rhyme with cat so that you can listen.
Hat!
Great rhyming, Joey.
Hello,
Esmeralda found these words:
-Cat
-Mat
-Bat
-Rat
Greetings
Great rhyming, Esme.
Great work continuing the rhyming strings Nursery. At lunch time I dropped my yogurt on the floor. It went splat!! ?