Make the Sight Word Board Game

Creating the game board is easy – all you need is a poster board, pen and list of sight words. Using a poster board, create a path. The path can look like a snake or contain squares similar to Chutes and Ladders. Ideally each space should be approximately one-inch so you can write a sight word in it. Use pennies, dice or a spinner from another game to advance on the game board and cheerios (just don’t let your child eat them before the end of the game) or match box cars work perfect as game pawns.

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Speedy Sight Words

Looks like a unit to help build fluency for the first 100 Sight Words.  I might get this to use over the summer!

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!

Tactile Cards

Sight-Word Tactile Cards - Complete Set
Students learn to recognize 75 of the most common sight-words...with instant reinforcement they can see, touch and trace! Each card in our series features a different sight-word—all with fun, textured letters that encourage kids to practice letter formation, sight-word identification and more. Each set has 25 cards that gradually increase in difficulty.

Sight Word Soup Game from Lakeshore Learning

Students build word recognition…as they scoop up fun-filled servings of sight-words! Our set features 4 levels of play, each covering 25 of the most commonly used words in reading. Kids simply scoop up sight-word “noodles,” then sort them into the matching bowls on their activity mats—and increase sight-word recognition with every match! 4 levels each include a sturdy vinyl soup pot, 100 sight-word pieces, 8 activity mats, plus 4 plastic ladles. The ladles measure 7 7/8" long.

Another sight word app. find it 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

Education Cubes

We have some of these blocks at home. I do not use them for photos but for practicing a variety of concepts. Using the Education Cubes at website, I can print insert cards for the blocks. I have used them pretty often for a variety of concepts. We have used them to practice letters, numbers, shapes, and colors.

Now, we are using them for sight words.

The cubes can be purchased here and go here to print the insert cards.

Popcorn sight words

Here is a fun resource for practicing your child's sight words. The game POP for Sight Words is available on Amazon.

"Your child will gobble up handfuls of fun as they recognize and read aloud sight words. Fast-paced game play is great for improving fluency. Use the abundant word cards for your own early literacy activities. Includes 100 die-cut popcorn cards (92 sight words and 8 POP cards), Guide printed on box, and engaging graphics. Measures 3"L x 3"W x 6 1 4"H. 2-4 players. "