Incorporating rhymes into reading helps kids in many ways. Rhymes teach us sounds in words. They help us remember words because they repeat and have a rhythm. Rhymes introduce new words in a fun way. They sound like music, helping us read fluently. They help us focus, be creative and think critically. Read more
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