Spark Rhyme Puzzle

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Looking for a fun and engaging way to practice rhyming with your child? Look no further than our Spark Rhyme Puzzle! This unique puzzle goes beyond the typical two-way word match, offering a four-way matching experience that encourages children to formulate sentences that rhyme. With dynamic and beautifully illustrated animal characters, each puzzle piece is thick, strong, and rounded, making it safe for little ones to handle. This puzzle set includes 12 animal character puzzles, each with four pieces, providing endless opportunities for learning and fun. Not only does it improve pre-reading skills and phonemic awareness, but it also enhances rhyming and fine motor skills. Give your child the gift of rhyming with our Spark Rhyme Puzzle today!

 

Key Features:

·      Four-Way Matching: Goes beyond the typical two-way word match, encouraging sentence formulation and rhyming skills.

·      Dynamic Illustrations: Beautifully illustrated animal characters engage children and make learning fun.

·      Safe and Durable: Each puzzle piece is thick, strong, and rounded, ensuring safety for little ones.

·      Educational Benefits: Improves pre-reading skills, phonemic awareness, rhyming, and fine motor skills for holistic learning.



12 4-piece puzzles

4 word match

Animal characters with elements that rhyme 

Thick, durable and laminated pieces that are made to last

A rhyme is when the sounds of endings of words correspond to each other or correspondence of sound between words, especially when used at the ends of poetry lines. Rhyming teaches children how language works and helps them spot or observe sounds within words. Building these skills will help them develop good reading skills. Children who can rhyme easily can manipulate sounds appropriately and equally have an easier time learning to read. The more a child is exposed to rhymes, the faster he/she can learn the skill of rhyming.

 

Play it-Play rhyming games such as SPARK matching rhyme game

Read it-Read books and nursery rhymes that contain rhyming patterns

String it- Start with a word and have your child say another word that rhymes until the ‘chain’ is broken, and either of you run out of words or an incorrect word is said. Then think of a new word and start a new chain.

 Ask it-Ask your child, “what rhymes with _______.” Use nonsense words that don’t have specific meanings so that your child gets into the rhythm of rhyming.

 Use it-Have your child fill in the blanks with a rhyming word when doing daily activities. For example, “we will travel not so far, please go outside into the ______” or “sit down in your seat, it’s time to ______.”

Looking for a fun and engaging way to practice rhyming with your child? Look no further than our Spark Rhyme Puzzle! This unique puzzle goes beyond the typical two-way word match, offering a four-way matching experience that encourages children to formulate sentences that rhyme. With dynamic and beautifully illustrated animal characters, each puzzle piece is thick, strong, and rounded, making it safe for little ones to handle. This puzzle set includes 12 animal character puzzles, each with four pieces, providing endless opportunities for learning and fun. Not only does it improve pre-reading skills and phonemic awareness, but it also enhances rhyming and fine motor skills. Give your child the gift of rhyming with our Spark Rhyme Puzzle today!

 

Key Features:

·      Four-Way Matching: Goes beyond the typical two-way word match, encouraging sentence formulation and rhyming skills.

·      Dynamic Illustrations: Beautifully illustrated animal characters engage children and make learning fun.

·      Safe and Durable: Each puzzle piece is thick, strong, and rounded, ensuring safety for little ones.

·      Educational Benefits: Improves pre-reading skills, phonemic awareness, rhyming, and fine motor skills for holistic learning.



12 4-piece puzzles

4 word match

Animal characters with elements that rhyme 

Thick, durable and laminated pieces that are made to last

A rhyme is when the sounds of endings of words correspond to each other or correspondence of sound between words, especially when used at the ends of poetry lines. Rhyming teaches children how language works and helps them spot or observe sounds within words. Building these skills will help them develop good reading skills. Children who can rhyme easily can manipulate sounds appropriately and equally have an easier time learning to read. The more a child is exposed to rhymes, the faster he/she can learn the skill of rhyming.

 

Play it-Play rhyming games such as SPARK matching rhyme game

Read it-Read books and nursery rhymes that contain rhyming patterns

String it- Start with a word and have your child say another word that rhymes until the ‘chain’ is broken, and either of you run out of words or an incorrect word is said. Then think of a new word and start a new chain.

 Ask it-Ask your child, “what rhymes with _______.” Use nonsense words that don’t have specific meanings so that your child gets into the rhythm of rhyming.

 Use it-Have your child fill in the blanks with a rhyming word when doing daily activities. For example, “we will travel not so far, please go outside into the ______” or “sit down in your seat, it’s time to ______.”

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