Erase-a-Rhymes are rhymes that you draw on the board. As you read the rhyme aloud, your students erase. Color-a-Rhymes work the same way, but instead of erasing as you read, students color.
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Thank you so much for sharing these also give anecdotal information.
Oops! Thank you so much for sharing these rhymes as they are great for anecdotal notes also.
Glad to be of help! =) Thanks for the kind message!
Hey Jessica, Could you elaborate a little more about these rhymes. What do you mean “students erase”? Or, “you draw on the board” I am seeing that I would draw a hill and then what? Thanks so much.
It’s kind of a call and response lesson. You give the directions (poem) line by line and they respond by drawing or erasing. If it’s and Erase A Rhyme you have to have it drawn ahead of time and they respond by erasing. If it’s a draw a rhyme they respond by drawing. Hope this helps!!