🎵 Rhymes for Kids
Rhymes are one of the happiest ways for young children to fall in love with words. When children sing, clap and repeat rhyming lines, they hear the small sounds inside words and slowly get ready for reading and writing.
This topic page brings together our rhyme activities for kids, from simple listening games for toddlers to printable rhyming word pages for early readers. Every activity is free, easy to use at home or in class, and made for children aged 2 to 10. Pick one, print it and enjoy a few minutes of learning together.
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Jack and Jill (Read-Along)🎶 Rhymes and Stories · Age 3-4
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Humpty Dumpty (Read-Along)🎶 Rhymes and Stories · Age 2-3
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Baa Baa Black Sheep (Read-Along)🎶 Rhymes and Stories · Age 2-3
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Twinkle Twinkle Little Star (Read-Along)🎶 Rhymes and Stories · Age 2-3
Frequently asked questions
What age are these rhyme activities for?
They suit children aged 2 to 10. Toddlers and preschoolers enjoy listening, singing and matching pictures, while children aged 6 and above can read rhyming words and write their own simple rhyming lines.
Are the rhyme worksheets free to print?
Yes. Every activity on Kids Learning App is free to view and print at home or in school. Just open the activity page and print it on plain A4 paper.
How do rhymes help with reading?
Rhymes train children to hear the ending sounds in words. Once a child can hear that pin and win sound alike, it becomes much easier to blend letters, spot word families and read new words with confidence.
How much time should we spend on a rhyme activity?
Short and regular works best. Five to ten minutes a day is enough for preschool children. Repeat a favourite rhyme over several days so the words and rhythm become familiar.