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Rhyming Words for Kids: Lists and Printables

Updated November 2026 · 23 free printables

Rhyming words end with the same sound. Here are easy rhymes to start with: cat, hat, bat, mat; dog, log, frog, fog; bug, mug, rug, hug; bee, tree, key, three; car, star, jar, far; moon, spoon, soon; cake, snake, lake, rake; sock, clock, rock, lock; bell, shell, well, tell; mouse, house; coat, boat, goat; pig, wig, big, dig.

Below you will find printable rhyming worksheets (picture matching, color the rhyme, yes-or-no pairs, rhyme family houses, writing rhymes, finishing little rhymes and an odd-one-out page) together with our word family pages, where every word on a page rhymes.

Match the Rhyming PicturesColor the Picture That RhymesWrite a Rhyming WordWhich Word Does Not Rhyme?

All 23 Rhyming Words for Kids: Lists and Printables, One by One

Every page in this collection is listed below. Each one is described in detail on its own theme page, linked next to it.

  1. Match the Rhyming Pictures worksheet

    1. Match the Rhyming Pictures

  2. Color the Picture That Rhymes worksheet

    2. Color the Picture That Rhymes

  3. Do They Rhyme? Yes or No worksheet

    3. Do They Rhyme? Yes or No

  4. Rhyming Word Families Sort worksheet

    4. Rhyming Word Families Sort

  5. Write a Rhyming Word worksheet

    5. Write a Rhyming Word

  6. Finish the Rhyme worksheet

    6. Finish the Rhyme

  7. Which Word Does Not Rhyme? worksheet

    7. Which Word Does Not Rhyme?

  8. -at Word Family Worksheet worksheet

    8. -at Word Family Worksheet

  9. -an Word Family Worksheet worksheet

    9. -an Word Family Worksheet

  10. -ap Word Family Worksheet worksheet

    10. -ap Word Family Worksheet

  11. -ag Word Family Worksheet worksheet

    11. -ag Word Family Worksheet

  12. -ed Word Family Worksheet worksheet

    12. -ed Word Family Worksheet

  13. -en Word Family Worksheet worksheet

    13. -en Word Family Worksheet

  14. -et Word Family Worksheet worksheet

    14. -et Word Family Worksheet

  15. -ig Word Family Worksheet worksheet

    15. -ig Word Family Worksheet

  16. -in Word Family Worksheet worksheet

    16. -in Word Family Worksheet

  17. -ip Word Family Worksheet worksheet

    17. -ip Word Family Worksheet

  18. -og Word Family Worksheet worksheet

    18. -og Word Family Worksheet

  19. -op Word Family Worksheet worksheet

    19. -op Word Family Worksheet

  20. -ot Word Family Worksheet worksheet

    20. -ot Word Family Worksheet

  21. -ug Word Family Worksheet worksheet

    21. -ug Word Family Worksheet

  22. -un Word Family Worksheet worksheet

    22. -un Word Family Worksheet

  23. -ut Word Family Worksheet worksheet

    23. -ut Word Family Worksheet

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Frequently asked questions

What makes two words rhyme?

They share the same ending sound from the last vowel on: c-at and h-at, b-ee and tr-ee. The spelling can be different, as in bear and chair.

Why is rhyming important for reading?

Hearing rhymes shows a child that words are made of sounds that can be swapped. That is the same skill they use later to read cat, hat and mat as one word family.

What are good rhyming words for preschoolers?

Short words with pictures: cat and hat, dog and log, bee and tree, moon and spoon, mouse and house. Start by asking whether two words rhyme before asking for a rhyme.

How can I practice rhyming without a worksheet?

Play 'I spy something that rhymes with...' at home, finish the last word of familiar nursery rhymes, or make up silly rhyming names for toys.