Another sight word app. find it here

Charts

This company offers sight word charts, flascards, and record keepers to help you keep track of your child's sight word knowledge. Check it out here

Water colors

Have your child use a Q-tio to dot-out their sight words...

Taking Turns

I also had the girls take turns writing a letter from their sight words on the whiteboard. For example, if the sight word is "funny," Brooke will write the f, Kate will write the u and so forth.

Race

Print your Race Car Board here

Er-u-di-tion

Erudition Sight Word Game
This is a great sight word game that takes you on an adventure across town. Enjoy an ice cream cone along the way, as you see common landmarks along the way. Recognize a sight word and you can earn a bonus roll. Be the first player to reach the library and you are the winner!

http://shop.brilliantskytoys.com/all/erudition-sight-word-game.html

Word Search

Create a sheet like this to practice your new sight words. If you laminate it, it can be used over and over again.

Apps

A fun and addictive way to learn sight words by sight, sound & touch.

Magic Sight Words

Use a white crayon to write sight words, then ask your child to paint the paper with water colors. Watch the sight words appear and practice reading them~

Sight Word Games: Looking for a fun way to practice sight words? Write a different sight word on each foam square. Then, put them all in a bag. Pair up the students and have them take turns picking a foam square out of the bag. If they can read the sight word that's on the square they get to keep it and add it to their stack. With each word they get their stack grows. If their stack of foam squares topples over they have to put them back in the bag (the stacks usually don't fall over until they get past 10 squares-so make a lot of words for this game!).

Sorting by ABC order

Using your flashcards, have your child put their sight words into ABC order.

Learn how to make these Kindergarten Sight Word Bottles here. There are even directions to a little game.

Sandwich Sight Words

I love this idea. Make all your sandwich pieces and there is a recording sheet to go with it. Students build a sandwich saying the words as they build. Then they record their words here.

Click here to get the recording sheet

Tracing Sight Words

We started using a sight word notebook today. This will keep most of the sight word practice in one place. Today, I wrote all the sight words in pen. Then I directed my daughter to trace the word have in yellow; then the word am in purple, and so forth. A fun way to practice identifying the words.

Sight Word Wallet

Make a Sight Word Wallet

Sight Word games

I found this idea here. Take your flashcards and hide a gingerbread man or a santa under one of the words. Have your child read and pick worrds one at a time until he finds the gingerbread man or santa! Click to picture to go to the link to print your gingerbread man or santa.