After teaching the concept of words that "sound alike" and rhyme, a kindergarten teacher assigns students to a variety of learning centers that will provide practice with rhyming words. She notices that one student appears to be confused by a game and is choosing pairs of words that do not rhyme. What is the most effective strategy to help this student?
a. Send the child to the book center to look at books by himself.
b. Tell him to watch the other children complete the matching activity.
c. Re-teach the concept of rhyming and then provide practice with a self-correcting learning game so that the child can check to see if his answers are correct.
d. Announce to the group that this child doesn't understand rhyming words.
C
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Indicate whether the statement is true(T) or false(F).
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