This Sight Word Bingo (using Dolch sight words) is a great way to practice identifying sight words with small-group instruction, with a partner, or with the entire class. Sight words are important to have memorized because they appear frequently in text and/or they cannot be sounded out. Once sight words have been memorized, children read …
This is a really fun way to start introducing sight words in a way that gets kids excited to both write and read! Let your child guide you with words that interest them. My daughter really wanted to know all the names in our family, so we started with those words. Write one word on …
The New Year organizing bug has hit my home (better late than never, right?) and I find myself just looking for ways to get rid of “stuff” we have laying around. One thing I have a difficult time letting go of is old magazines. I hate just getting rid of them! That got me thinking …
Sight Word Game – Four in a Row Four in a Row is a fun and easy way to practice sight words (or any other words, letters, colors, shapes, numbers, Math facts, or Science questions). How to Play: Read the word. If you read it correctly, cover that square with one of …
B brought a list of sight words home from school that he is supposed to practice each night. I knew we needed ways to practice sight words besides just reading the list. I made these games (using his word list) to make practicing the words more fun. Game 1 – Sight Word Sticks …
B has been really interested in reading lately so I saw this sight word game idea at The Every Day Home School and gave it a try. I wrote words that B knew how to read and a few that he may not know but could sound out on craft sticks. I wrote words …