Rhyming is the best way to figure out how easily your kiddo can learn reading because skilled children quickly notice that rhyming phrases or words have shared alphabet cycles. These are like all, ball, tall, small, etc, thus giving your bundle of joy the enthusiasm to learn reading.
Usually, children love hearing and partaking in rhyming classes at childcare centers, and once they’re exposed to the process, they learn to read and pick up this skill fast. Then, if you are not that good at rhyming, fret not. Here are the three best ways to do so:
1. Try names in rhyming activities
As each kid knows their name feels proud of the same, including their first names into rhyming games or classes is a normal and pleasing activity. These classes are fun for your children because many names may have an actual alphabet rhyming with them and therefore, kids will have fun making a childish rhyme. For instance, every kid can rehearse something like this,
I’m a 20-something stay-at-home mother and wife. I have an amazing husband, a beautiful daughter, two loving dogs, and a lazy cat. I wouldn’t change my life for anything! I love to read, listen to music, cook and blog!
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