Overview
The children will play a game where they aim and toss a beanbag at things that rhyme with aim and practice saying words that rhyme with aim.

Literacy Activities
The Aim Game

• Explain to the children that they are going to aim and toss a beanbag only at pictures of things that rhyme with aim (e.g., game, frame). 
• Identify the picture cards together, emphasizing the pictures that rhyme with aim and attach the picture cards to the wall.
• Have the children come up one at a time and name where they will aim (e.g., "I want to aim for the frame!")  
• Have the children throw a beanbag at the picture card they chose as the other children repeat the cheer, "Aim for things that rhyme with aim!"
  • If the child hits the picture card he or she targeted, have the other children say, "Great aim! You hit the frame!"
  • If the child hits a non-rhyming picture card, have him or her try one more time to "Aim for the frame."
• Repeat until all the children have had a turn.

More Practice 
Rhyming Chant

• Have the children march and chant the rhyming words they heard in the activity together, "Aim for the frame. Aim for the game. Aim for the flame."
• After a couple of repetitions, ask the children which words rhyme with aim (support as needed).
• Lead the children in pointing up each time they say a word that rhymes with aim as they march and chant with you again.  

Produce words that rhyme with aim

• Remind the children of the words they played with (aim, game, flame, frame).
• Ask each child to think of a word that rhymes with aim (support as needed).