Reading & Literacy
Read-and-Rhyme Word Sort
The child will place at least 10 sticky notes, each with a single word, onto objects around the room that rhyme with that word.
Ready right now 30 min Ages 4–7 years 1–3 players Indoor
Phonological AwarenessGross Motor CoordinationWord RecognitionEarly Writing
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Learning benefits
- 💡 Connecting written words on the sticky notes with spoken sounds from the book reinforces phonemic awareness and sight-word recognition. The physical act of running and placing the sticky note on an object creates a strong kinesthetic link, cementing the rhyming concept in the child's memory through whole-body learning.
Safety notes
- ⚠️ Ensure the play area is clear of tripping hazards like loose rugs or cords before the child begins running. Use only the washable, non-toxic black marker to prevent permanent marks on surfaces. Make sure the 3-inch square sticky notes are not placed on delicate items like wallpaper, painted walls, or lamp shades, as the adhesive could cause damage.
Cleanup
- 🧹 Create a 'rhyme hunt reverse' game by having the child collect all 10 of the 3-inch square sticky notes from the objects around the room. Put the cap back on the washable, non-toxic black marker securely. Place the used sticky notes in the recycling bin and return the 'Llama Llama Red Pajama' book to the shelf.