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44H1749E EARLY CHILDHOOD ACTIVITYHEADS IN, HEARTS INFlip Flop Rhyming FunInstructions for Set-UpSupplies “Guide for Families” handout Clear plastic standup display(optional) “Flip Flop Rhyming Pairs”handout Display tableActivity Preparation Purchase or locate items on supply list. Print one copy of the “Guide for Families” handout.Laminate or place in a clear plastic standup display to allowparticipants to see it more readily. Print a copy of the “Flip Flop Rhyming Pairs” handout ondurable paper. Cut flip flops apart and laminate. Set up the display table and arrange needed supplies.Heads, In Hearts In Michigan 4-H Youth Development Michigan State University ExtensionCopyright 2017 Michigan State University Board of Trustees. Michigan State University is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer.

44H1749L LITERACY ACTIVITYHEADS IN,HEARTS INFlip Flop Rhyming FunGuide for FamiliesLearning ObjectivesInstructionsWhat you need to know:1. Select a half of a pair of flip flops.Literacy skills are an important partof school readiness. Young childrendon’t need to know how to read justyet, but they can practice pre-literacyskills such as writing, recognizing lettersand knowing letter sounds (the letter“b” makes a “buh” sound like you hearin “bear”). Early literacy skills can helpchildren be ready to learn how to readwhen they get to school.2. Encourage the child to say what thepicture is that they see.What you will do and learn:3. Explain to them that when wordsrhyme they end with the same sound.4. Help the child find the other half ofthe pair of flip flops with a pictureof something that rhymes with thepicture on the first half.5. See how many pairs of flip flips youcan create.The child will practice understandinghow rhyming words start with differentletters or sounds, but end the same way.They will match up words that rhyme bymatching halves of pairs of flip flops.Heads In, Hearts In Michigan 4-H Youth Development Michigan State University ExtensionCopyright 2017 Michigan State University Board of Trustees. Michigan State University is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer.

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how rhyming words start with different letters or sounds, but end the same way. They will match up words that rhyme by matching halves of pairs of flip flops. Instructions 1. Select a half of a pair of flip flops. 2. Encourage the child to say what the picture is that they see. 3. Explain

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