Clothespins

Print some name cards from here. Write your popcorn words on them. Using clothespins with letters, have your child spell the sight word. I found this idea here.

Flashcards to print

You can print these fun and colorful flashcards here

Create Sight Word Lists

Organize your sight words into lists of 4 words per list. Create a RAN board to practice them. once your child has mastered that list of 4, celebrate with a bag of popcron and then move on to another list.

Sorting into number of letters

Have your child sort her popcorn words into categories such as:

1. has 2 letters

2. has 3 letters

3. has 4 letters

4. has 5 letters

Sorting flashcards

Have your child sort her sight words into piles such as:
1, ends with "e"
2. ends with "n"
3. ends with "d"
4. ends with "l"

Drive a Sight Word Road

The roads came from Making Learning Fun
http://www.makinglearningfun.com/.

After driving the word, have your child write the sight word on a piece of paper.

Spin and Graph

You spin a word using a top and record your roll on the graph.


Continue playing until one word reaches the top of the graph.

I found this game here

List of ideas for practicing at home

Here is a list of ways to practice your sight words at home:

Popcorn Words

I found this idea here. A fun way to practice your popcorn words. Write them on the sheet when you find them in the bottle.

Sight Word Wheel

You can print a few wheels through this link

RAN board -and the am my

We have been struggling with these 4 sight words. So I created a RAN board to help practice. See my other post on RAN boards here

Christmas Tree Sight Word Practice

I found this idea at Making Learning Fun.com

Print the tree tops on green construction paper. Cut them out, including along the
dotted lines. Print the trunks on brown construction paper and cut them out.
Laminate all pieces. Have the children pick a tree trunk.
Then have them find the pieces to make the tree top.

Go here to print the Christmas Tree Sight Word Lists

Pattern Blocks

So, to make it just get some pattern block picture templates (I got mine from PreKinders). Then, write the sight words you want the kiddos to practice on each shape blank.

To play, pick a pattern board and grab a tub of pattern blocks. To cover a space, a child has to say the word on the space AND use it in a sentence correctly. If they can do those two things, they can cover the space. You can play it as a game, each child with their own board, and see you can fill the board first.

Sight Word Shape Writing

Have your child write all of their sight words inside of a shape. Use a pumpkin in the fall, a tree near Christmas, and a snowflake for the winter.