This pack includes two different tracing styles as shown below:
Click on the picture below to go to the product listing! Also, here’s a hint…if you download the preview you’ll get the practice pages for two sight words!
Here’s your chance at a little giveaway! Leave a comment with your favorite way to practice sight words. I’ll choose a winner on Wednesday around 5ish central time.
I will be creating similar packs for the other Dolch lists too!
Happy Monday!
The packet looks great! Sight words are so important! In my class, we play word wall games, hangman, Sparkle, memory, bingo, and a million other games. I don't have a favorite. I love them all!
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Teaching With Love and Laughter
I have a book with fun little games and practice sheets in it that I like to use. I also do spelling exercise to get them up and moving
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Pocket Full of Kinders
This looks like a wonderful resource! My favorite sight word activities in my room is punch prints and battle! The kids love them!
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We like Koosh Ball practice on the SmartBoard to practice Sight Words.
ReplyDeleteI also have lots of goofy songs to help remember them!
Darlene
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These look amazing! One of our favorite ways to practice sight words is to play "Around the Room." My kids love it and they get really into it!
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Love these Lacey!
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Jessica Stanford
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We have popsicle sticks with different ways to practice the sight words (i.e. Batter Up, Pumping Iron, Tigger Bounce). My students LOVE that! We also review them during centers by using fly swatters to hit the sight words on the word wall. That always seems to be a hit with the kids! :)
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Learning Is Something to Treasure
We created what we call the "It Page". It combines lots of our favorite sight words activities in one page. It has Trace It (rainbow writing), Make It (cut out letters and glue), Write It, Code It (color different sight words in a sentence), Find It (word search). We finish the week with Secret Sight Word (write words with white crayon then students water color the page to reveal the word). We love studying sight words!
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OMG!!! I love your ideas!!! Do you do this whole class, as student centers, or as independent work?
DeleteMy favorite way to review sight words is Say it, Spell it, Say it. This is also how I review my spelling words. I also love reading my word wall (in sections) forwards and backwards with hand motions. In written format I love rainbow writing and using the sight word in a sentence.
ReplyDeleteMy students love to move to the sight words. I have a ring full of different ways to spell them and they select which color and I pick one of the activities. For instance, they can use a Ghost voice, or a Monster Voice. They can Stomp it or Use an Ax and each time they say a letter they pretend to cut the tree then yell the sight word at the end.
ReplyDeleteOh I so hope I win! One of the things my kids do have their words written on index cards and they are put on a ring for them to use/practice when they are needed or have extra time! Would love to win this set!
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My son does really well with sight words, but seems to need more practice and confidence. So we made a "Word Wall" [poster(s) covered in words] of all of the sight words he knows. This way it's in plain sight and not only can he see and review them often, he can feel very accomplished and have confidence the next time he reads on his own. nikkers2000{at}yahoo{dot}com
ReplyDeleteLove Love Love your book!!
ReplyDeleteYou do such great work! Thanks for sharing :)
I like to let the kids write the words on the smart.board!
On Fridays, we like to write them in shaving cream as we clean the desks.messy but fun.
We make them with wikki sticks (bendaroos)
I also play "Guess the sight word" with white boards, the kids write the words, then hold them up to a friend, and the friend has to guess the word.
In our "workstations"/center time they make the sight words out of playdough & magnet letters.
We practice alot!! Not too much with paper and pencil though, so I probably should do more of that. :)
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DeleteMy kinders love to play I have Who has with their sight words. It is always sure to please!
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KinderKids Fun
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I love to use my white boards! Bryn
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I love to use my smartboard and create interactive flash cards. The kids love it!!
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I put the words on visers (in plastic protectors so I can switch them out) and the students wear them around school. Everyone asks them their word and they like to read each the other words. They have a ball with this!
ReplyDeleteI put the words on visers (in plastic protectors so I can switch them out) and the students wear them around school. Everyone asks them their word and they like to read each the other words. They have a ball with this!
ReplyDeleteWe like to play hang man type games a lot.
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Sprinkles to Kindergarten
erica_crowder0612@yahoo.com
I would love the packet. My current favorite thing is to stamp and decorate sight words.
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Your packet looks great! I just found you! :)
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Rulin' the Roost
This is great for sight words! I am always looking for ideas to get them into their heads.
ReplyDeleteWe like to write the sight words with our fingers- in the air, on a friend's arm or back, on the carpet, in sand, in shaving cream, etc.
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