Eight Super Summer Sight Word Activities

  Ahhhh-summer.  Love those three months of sun and fun.  I’m always a little worried, however, coming back to school hoping and hoping that not too many children fell victim to the “summer slide.”   Although school is not in session, summer offers tons of opportunities for practicing skills in an active and fun way.  I especially love incorporating active movement into learning.  Here are 8 super activities for practicing sight words during the summer! 1.  Beach Balls- Using a Sharpie permanent marker, write sight words on a beach ball.  Have your child throw the ball in the air and then catch the ball.  Have her read the words that touch her hand. 2.  Hopscotch-  Hopscotch with a twist!  Create an old fashioned hopscotch board

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Cookie Sheet Challenge Volume 3: Sight Words

Phew… It’s finally done!  It feels like we’ve been working on Cookie Sheet Challenge Volume 3 forever!  I think that’s because Kyle so wonderfully took the time to draw a unique picture for the nearly 55 sentences contained in the Sight Word Sentences activity.  It was so well worth the wait because the art is AWESOME!   I love the activities in Volume 1 and 2, but I’m going to have to say that Volume 3 is now my new favorite.  Cookie Sheet Activities Volume 3 contains 43 Building Sight Word templates, 11 Sight Word Sentences templates and 9 4-In-A-Row templates.  And did I mention that all activities are designed to be used on a cookie sheet?  That makes the activities perfect for use in

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Bowling For Sight Words

Kids love playing games.  So why not incorporate teaching and practicing sight words into active and fun activities designed to keep them engaged while still learning!   Bowling for Sight Words is a kid-endorsed, absolutely awesome game for practicing sight words.  This bowling set was found at my favorite store (that would be Walmart, of course) in the toy department.  I created the stickers using the labels tab in Microsoft Word and then simply placed a sticker on each bowling pin.   To play this game, students take turns “bowling for sight words” and reading the words on the pins they knock down.  They can keep score if they wish, but it’s just as fun taking turns without keeping track. To make the sight word

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Valentine Sight Word Game Boards

I love Valentine’s Day and I love making activities.  So I REALLY love making Valentine’s Day activities.  These holiday sight word games can be used either in literacy centers or for your small group intervention.  Be sure to differentiate by using your mid-year sight word assessment data to determine which sight word board would best meet the needs of your students.  There are seven game boards.  Six of the game boards contain words from the Dolch Sight Word Lists 1-6.  A blank board is included so that you can add your own words.  Have a Happy Valentine’s Day! Click the picture above or HERE to download your free activity. My other Valentine’s Day activities: Valentine Lotto- CVC Words  Valentine Beginning Sound Match

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