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Rhyming Picture Cards - Set of 13 rhyming pairs for early learning.

Rhyming Picture Cards featuring 13 pairs of illustrated items including a cat, baseball bat, hat, treasure map, children hugging, and a cup.

Rhyming Picture Cards featuring 13 pairs of illustrated items including a cat, baseball bat, hat, treasure map, children hugging, and a cup.

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Let’s look at the picture cards and find which ones rhyme.

Rhyming means two words end with the same sound — like “cat” and “hat”.

Here are the pictures:

1. Cat
2. Bat (baseball bat)
3. Cap (red and white hat)
4. Map (treasure map)
5. Mom hugging child → this is “mom” or “hug”? But looking closely, it’s a mom holding a little girl — maybe “mom” and “tom”? Wait — actually, in rhyming games like this, we usually go by the main object. Let’s think again.

Actually, let’s list what each card likely represents:

- First row: Cat and Bat → “cat” and “bat” rhyme!
- Second row: Cap and Map → “cap” and “map” rhyme!
- Third row: The left one shows a woman holding a small child — that’s probably “Mom” and the right one is a “Mug” → “mom” and “mug” do NOT rhyme. Hmm… wait — maybe it’s not “mom”. Maybe it’s “girl” and “curl”? No.

Wait — let’s look again at the third row left: It’s a woman with curly hair holding a little girl. In many preschool rhyming sets, this pair is often “Mom” and “Tom” — but there’s no Tom here. Or maybe it’s “Hug” and “Bug”? But there’s no bug.

Hold on — perhaps the third row is meant to be “Mom” and “Mug” — but they don’t rhyme. That can’t be right.

Wait — maybe I misidentified. Let’s check common rhyming pairs for kids:

Common rhymes:
- cat / bat
- cap / map
- mom / tom? Not here.
- hug / mug? “Hug” isn’t shown clearly.

Looking again at the third row left: It’s a woman hugging a child — so the word might be “Hug”. And the right side is “Mug”. Do “hug” and “mug” rhyme? Yes! They both end with “-ug”.

So: Hug and Mug rhyme!

So all three rows have rhyming pairs:

Row 1: Cat – Bat
Row 2: Cap – Map
Row 3: Hug – Mug

That’s 3 pairs. But the title says “Set of 13 rhyming pairs” — meaning this image only shows 6 cards (3 pairs), and there are more cards not shown. But our job is just to match the ones visible.

So for the 6 cards shown, we group them into 3 rhyming pairs:

Pair 1: Cat and Bat
Pair 2: Cap and Map
Pair 3: Hug and Mug

Final Answer:
The rhyming pairs from the cards shown are:
- Cat and Bat
- Cap and Map
- Hug and Mug
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of rhyming word cards preschool printable.
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