Rhyming words and phonemic awareness

 Phonological rules capture the regularities that occur when we look at predictable pronunciation patterns. For example, Americans like to pronounce the intervocalic /t/ as a /D/ , as in "water."

Phonemic awareness occurs when we realize which sounds belong in  our language or dialect. For example, although "texts" is an English word, we recognize that "xstset" is not a possible word.

Alliteration: https://icebreakerideas.com/jump-rope-songs/#My_Name_Is  
more jump rope games here

Recognizing rhymes when the spelling suggests otherwise

https://quizlet.com/579838561/match from https://quizlet.com/579838561/rhymes-with-date-flash-cards/

more: https://quizlet.com/subject/practice-with-rhymes/

https://www.misd.net/MLPP/assessments/phonemicawareness/default.htm

https://assessmentkit.weebly.com/phonemic-awareness.html

http://web.archive.org/web/20100826075540/http://www.pcboe.net/les/elderweb/phonemicawareness.htm

http://web.archive.org/web/20101104185149/http://www.pcboe.net/les/elderweb/phoneme%20segmentation/Yopp_Singer_Phoneme_Segmentation_Test.pdf