This poster gives the kids options for practicing Sight Words:
1.  Write the word in a sentence
2.  Write the word with funky letters
3.  Write as a rainbow word...trace each letter with more than one color
4.  Write the consonants in blue and the vowels in orange
5.  Hide the words in a picture
6.  Write the letters with dots or stars on the edge of each letter
7.  Write the letters as a chain
8.  Use colors to make a spelling pattern
9.  Write as steps

Today we wrote our number for each correctly read sight words.  She got 33 correct.  Numbers and sight words.....math and reading!

To do this activity, students will read the sight words that are in the top boxes. They will then find the words in the text boxes below and rainbow trace them in the color shown. This is such a simple activity, but my students LOVE anything that has to do with crayons, markers, tracing/coloring, etc... I may even extend the activity and have the students then write the words out or write sentences using the given sight words (just on the back of their paper or in their writing to learn binders). The possibilities are endless, and this activity could easily be converted for spelling too! Download it here.

Mix It, Fix It, Write It

This is a worksheet with scrambles Sight Words.  The kids unscramble to word and then write it 2 times.  It is easy to make your own with a piece of blank paper.  Here is the link to download this one.

Sight Word Uno

Download this Sight Word Uno game for free.

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Sight Word practice Cards from Confessions of a homeschooler.

To play:

1. Cut out the Sight Word tiles, then use them to build the words.
2. Laminate then use dry-erase markers to write in spell the words.
3. Play “Sight Word Bingo”. Have students put a pom-pom, or glass bead on each word card as it is called, 3 in a row wins!
4. Use magnetic letters, or any other alphabet tiles you have to spell the words on a cookie sheet.
5. Use tracing pages to practice sight word handwriting and spelling.

What kid doesn't enjoy jumping on the furniture? Let them jump on pillows and cushions &

practice their sight words at the same time.

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