I cut out smaller egg shaped papers and wrote target sight words

that we are still working on reinforcing. 

Stuff the words into the eggs and hide them all around.

I found this idea here

Such a simple idea!  Find it here.

This looks like a fun way to practice spelling sight words!  Find the link here

This is a printable you can purchase to make these 25 file folders.  The sight words covered are:
and, are, can, for, go, have, he, here, is, like, me, my, of, on, play, said, see, she, that, the, they, to, was, with, you. Follow the link to fin out more!

Put some paint in a plactic bag to practice spelling your sight words.  Learn more here.

This blog has a fun idea for practicing Sight Words.  Nerf Guns make sight words much more fun!

High Five Chart

I like this idea from Mrs. Bremer's Kindergarten blog....it can easily be adapted to the home.

Sight word "has"

Here is a book from Hubbards Cupboard for a printable book about spring with the sight words has.

Sight Word Readers

This link will take you to a sight to download and print your sight word readers. There are 8 book options.

Sight Word Practice Pages

There are 5 files to download and print for reading, writing, and making sentences with sight words. Enjoy! Here is the link

Not anything to do with Sight Words

This site has nothing to do with sight words but it is so super fun! Maybe it can be used as a reward after practicing sight words

Sight Word Safari

Here is a link to a free sight word game! enjoy

Track the Progress

Track your child’s progress. As your child learns additional sight words, punch a hole in the top corner of each mastered flashcard and keep them on a loose-leaf ring (found at office supply stores). Your child will be able to see his progress as he accumulates flashcards and the ring will also keep the cards from getting lost. Don't forget to continually review the sight words that have been mastered as well as the ones you are learning!