I Can Doodle Rhymes
This ingenious, comical combination of doodling and rhyme ensures fun, stress-free learning that practices spelling, handwriting, rhyming, and drawing.
$17.99
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In a Curriculum Kit
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Timberdoodle Exclusive
2026 Kindergarten Curriculum Kit
I Can Doodle Rhymes
I Can Doodle Rhymes combines handwriting practice, phonics, spelling, and drawing in a playful workbook designed for young learners. Each two-page lesson introduces a pair of rhyming words, gives your child a chance to practice writing them, and then invites him to complete a related doodle challenge.
One lesson might focus on the words "pup" and "cup". After practicing the words, your child draws a pup on a cup and a cup on a pup. These simple drawing prompts reinforce rhyme recognition while encouraging creativity and careful observation.
As your child works through the book, he'll practice handwriting, strengthen fine motor skills, improve spelling, and build confidence with early reading skills. The short lessons are approachable for young learners, and the humorous drawing activities help keep practice from feeling repetitive.
Simple cartoon-style examples guide children through each doodle, making the book accessible even for hesitant artists. At the same time, the open-ended prompts leave plenty of room for imagination, allowing children to personalize each page.
By combining writing, reading, and drawing in a single activity, I Can Doodle Rhymes creates meaningful practice while keeping learning lighthearted and engaging.
How to Use I Can Doodle Rhymes
- Plan on completing 2–3 pages each week. That pace provides consistent practice while allowing your child to finish the book comfortably over the course of a school year.
- Begin with the handwriting page. Have your child trace or write the featured rhyming words, paying attention to letter formation and sound patterns.
- Then move to the doodle page. The drawing prompt will ask your child to combine the rhyming words in a silly way, such as drawing a pup on a cup or a cup on a pup. Children can follow the example provided or create their own version.
- As your child draws, encourage him to describe what's happening in the picture. These simple conversations strengthen vocabulary, storytelling skills, and reading comprehension while adding another layer of fun to the activity.
- Don't worry about perfect handwriting or perfect drawings. The goal is steady practice with rhyming words, handwriting, and creative thinking.
As the pages fill up, you'll have a fun record of your child's growing confidence with writing, phonics, and drawing.
Author: Travis Foster
Pages: 96
Binding: Paperback
Faith-Based: No
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I Can Doodle Rhymes is usually used by children ages 4 to 6.
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- September 24, 2026
Molly
Such a fun in between activity book. We giggle at all the little rhymes and what we can come up with draw.
- September 17, 2026
jessica b.
My daughter loves doing this and I love looking at her doodles!
- September 24, 2025
creative and fun!
j2e2
My daughter loves this book. It was a fun way to teach rhyming and be creative. Its a pretty simple book with really cute, funny drawings.
- September 5, 2024
Fun Side Activity
Kathryn D.
This is fun for a random little activity here and there. My daughter loves rhymes and drawing!
- July 30, 2024
Love this doodling
Brittany G.
This is great for them to learn to doodle
- June 26, 2024
Great book
Sara W.
Our two oldest have done this in their K school years. We really enjoyed it and I will use again. It’s silly and lightens your day.
- May 31, 2024
Skies the Limit
Karolyn B.
Entertaining illustrations combine with rhyming words and practice with drawing and spelling. My student didn’t use this workbook to the max because copying the artwork or even drawing something of her own imagination was a bit hard for her. I think if I waited until she was better able to draw, the word writing fun would have been lost on her though. I let her do whatever kind of drawing and she completed it.
- February 28, 2024
Cute keepsake
Brook M.
I think it’s a cute way to teach rhymes. We talk about the rhyming words on the pages for the day and try to see how many more we can come up with. This is also a cute keepsake to keep with the drawings in it.
- August 1, 2023
Just okay
Allyson R.
Repetitive after a while. 17.99 felt overpriced.
- July 18, 2023
Not the best but not the worst.
Aerie B.
My kids sometimes enjoys this book and sometimes he doesn’t. I think for a more artistically inclined kid this would be perfect but my boy gets annoyed when he has to do drawing and coloring type stuff along with learning so this wasn’t his thing. I do love the idea and the book itself. For other kids I do think it’s a wonderful and fun idea.
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