Pumpkin Sight Word Hide & Seek
Learning sight words is so much fun when you get creative . I picked up these pumpkin eggs and filled them with scrabble tiles. I hid them and then let my students seek them out . Once we returned to the classroom ,they opened them and worked on unscrambling the scrabble tiles to reveal the sight word. So much fun for the whole class!
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Gathering Words Like Leaves: A Cozy Fall Approach to Sight Words
Ready for more fall fun in teaching? This is such a great way to teach sightwords . It’s hands on and easily works with any season …leaves for fall , trees for Christmas,etc.
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Word games give children opportunities to practice their sight words and build mastery while also keeping them engaged and having fun.So let the fun begin! I mean seriously, how can you not have fun building your sight words on these colorful leaves?
Sight Word Dominoes
Sight word Dominoes are a great way to encourage learning through play. It was so easy to make and super affordable .
I picked up a pkg of poster board sheets at the Dollar tree . I then wrote the sight words we are learning as well as more challenging ones , cut them out and that’s it! Ready to play.
Sight Word Recognition
This was a fun activity to work on for sight word recognition. Make a sheet of various sight words and coordinate dot stickers with the same sight word . As you call out the sight word , the students will find the sticker , then locate on their paper and cover up the word with the sticker.
This was a bit of a learning curve .. for my own little one I gave her the whole sticker sheet and that was way to difficult to try to find the word. For my class , I decided to do it in stages with one strip of stickers at a time. That worked so much better!
Sight Word Fun with Playdough
Who says learning sightwords can’t be fun? With some stamps and @playdoh , we had a great time stamping our sightwords.
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Bringing activities like this into teaching makes learning fun for both student and teacher❤️
