2. Rhyming with Dr. Seuss By Mrs. Sayeg http://www.rpparp.devisland.net/becky/forparents.htm

3. What is a rhyme? One of two or more words that sound the same. For more definitions for rhyme look at the following web page: –http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/rhymehttp://www.m-w.com/dictionary/rhyme

4. Examples of Rhyming Words Bat and Mat Pan and Fan Dog and Hog To see more examples click here.

5. Where can rhymes be found in literature? Poetry Prose Children’s Stories Dr. Seuss Books http://members.aol.com/smargolin/ryan/onefish.htm www.planetpsych.com www.everypicture.com

6. Do you know what rhyming words are now? If you think you do click on the test booklet below to find out.

7. Works Cited Merriam-Webster Online –http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/rhymehttp://www.m-w.com/dictionary/rhyme –Definition for rhyme. Rocky Point PARP –http://www.rpparp.devisland.net/becky/forparents.htmhttp://www.rpparp.devisland.net/becky/forparents.htm –Picture-Dr. Seuss One Fish Two Fish –http://members.aol.com/smaraolin/rvan/onefish.htmhttp://members.aol.com/smaraolin/rvan/onefish.htm –Picture-One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Book Cover Planet Psych –www.planetpsych.comwww.planetpsych.com –Picture-Cat in the Hat Book Cover Every Picture –www.everypicture.comwww.everypicture.com –Picture-The Lorax (Book Cover) Intel Teach to the Future –Rhyme_slideshow.pptRhyme_slideshow.ppt –Informational Slide Show about Rhyming Words Intel Teach to the Future –Rhyme_assessment.pptRhyme_assessment.ppt –Assessment Slide Show about Rhyming Words