Introduction
Mr. Pig's Big Wall
By Glenn Hernandez
Grade: 1
Hello Students!
Have you ever met a grumpy pig or someone who is always grumpy? Today, you will be listening to a story about a pig, who does not like his neighbor!
Task
Did you enjoy the story? I hope you did!
There are some words from the story that you might remember hearing. These words are pig, wall, chat, flower, garden, new, and play.
Rhyming Worksheet
You are going to complete the work sheet below about rhyming words. You are going to match the words on the left with its matching rhyming word on the right by drawing a line to each other.
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Pig Hat Wall Harden Chat Few Flower Yay Garden Shower New Fig Play Ball |
Poster
Its time to use your imagination! You are going to create a poster. On this poster you will need to choose a word. It can be any word, as long as it is not off the worksheet. You are going to write your word out on a piece of poster board. It needs to be big! Then you will draw a picture of an item that rhymes with that word. Be sure it is neat and colorful!
Here is an example:
I used the word "mouse" and drew a house.
Process
Here are the steps you need to follow to complete the webquest!
1) You are going to listen to the story Mr. Pigs Big Wall. You need to make sure you are focused on the story and enjoy! Click on the arrow below.
2) Do you remember learning about rhyming words in class? Lets do a short review! Click on the arrow below and watch the video.
Materials
- Poster board
- Rhyme worksheet
- Pencil
- Crayons
3) Now you are going to complete a worksheet! You are going to match the words to its matching rhyming word. You should recognize the words on the left from the story. These words are pig, wall, chat, flower, garden, new, and play. You are going to match the words by connecting them with a line.
Pig Hat
Wall Harden
Chat Few
Flower Yay
Garden Shower
New Fig
Play Ball
4) Since you've had practice with rhyming, its time for you to create your own poster! I am going to hang these up in the classroom.
Here is my example mouse rhymes with house!
- You need to flip to the back side of the paper and write your name.
- Think of a word. It can be any word, but not from the worksheet or my example.
- Write the word largely on the front of the paper.
- Think of a word that rhymes with the word you wrote down.
- Now that you have thought of a word that rhymes with it, draw a picture of it.
- Make sure your drawling is neat and use lots of color!
Evaluation
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The students word and picture rhymed. |
The student was able to come up with a rhyming word by themselves. |
The student was able to come up with a rhyming word with little assistance. |
The student was able to come up with a rhyming word with full assistance. |
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The student correctly matched the rhyming words. |
The student matched all the words correctly. |
The student matched 4 to 6 words correctly. |
The student matched 1 to 3 words correctly. |
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The student could write the word correctly on the poster. |
The student could write the word on the poster without help. |
The student could write the word out with little assistance. |
The student could write the word with full assistance. |
Conclusion
Good job! I hope you enjoyed the story and strengthened your knowledge about rhyming words!
Credits
Teacher Page
standard: 1.RF.3.1 Produce rhyming words
objective: The students will successfully be able to identify words that rhyme.
This lesson helps enrich students rhyming skills.