Sight Word Fun and Games

 

Please continue to practice the sight word games sent home at least 4 times a week!!! Extra practice at home is VERY beneficial! Thank you parents for all your support and practice at home! Scroll down for additional sight word games!

 

Lesson 1 I	Lesson 2 like	Lesson 3 the	Lesson 4 and	Lesson 5 (review) I, like, the, and
Lesson 6 see	Lesson 7 we	Lesson 8 a	Lesson 9 to	Lesson 10 (review)
Lesson 11 come, me	Lesson 12 with, my	Lesson 13 you, what	Lesson 14 are, now	Lesson 15 (review) come, me, with, my, you, what, are, now
Lesson 16 is, of, many, how, so,  where	Lesson 17 find, from, but, this, came, on	Lesson 18 will, into, your, be, that, who	Lesson 19 go, here, soon, for, they, up	Lesson 20 (review) is, of, many, how, so, where, find, from, but, this, came, on, will, into, your, be, go, here, soon, for, up
Lesson 21 make, them, give, play, say, new	Lesson 22 said, was, then, good, ate, could	Lesson 23 she, all, over, when, her, some	Lesson 24 he, away, must, no, by, there	Lesson 25 (review) Make, them, give, play, say, new, said, was, then, good, ate, could, she, all, he, away, must, no, by, there
Lesson 26 do, went, just, down, little, only	Lesson 27 have, one, ask, help, every, walk	Lesson 28 look, very, their, saw, put, out	Lesson 29 off, our, day, take, too, show	Lesson 30 (review) do, went, just, down, little, only, have, one, ask, help, every, walk, look, very, their, saw, put, out, off, our, day, too, show

 

 

EXTRA GAMES TO PLAY AT HOME

 

 

Sight Word Family Fun

 

On the Run: As you are "out and about" have your child find as many sight words as he or she can on billboards, signs, etc. You can play this game in a car, on a walk, even in line at the grocery store!

 

Rainbow Words: Turn sight words into rainbows! Ask your child to write a sight word on paper in big letters. Using different-colored crayons, your child can then trace around the word again and again, reading the word each time.

 

Hopscotch: Use sidewalk chalk and your playground hopscotch grid to create this quick and easy game. Write a sight word in each square. The child must be able to read a word before hopping or jumping into each square.

 

Erase Relay: Write on the chalkboard two columns of sight words. Make two teams. Read the word, if the child pronounces it correctly, he is allowed to erase that word. The game is won by the side that erases all the words first.

 

 Tic Tac Toe: Use a Chalkboard or piece of paper with a tic tac toe board drawn on it. Write a sight word on each of the 9 squares. Take turns having a family member take a turn picking a word to read. If he is correct he may write an “X OR O in the box for his team. If he is incorrect, the other team gets a chance to try the same word. The first team to get 3 X’s or O’s in a row wins.

 

Concentration: Make two sets of sight word cards on index cards. Lay the cards face down on the floor or table. Children take turns trying to match identical words. The child with the most pairs wins. (Read words aloud as you play)

 

Go Fish: Make two sets of sight word cards on index cards. Each child receives 7 cards and then follows the standard playing rules for Go Fish. The goal is to have matched pairs. (Example: Player #1: Do you have the word "from?”  If player #2 does not have the requested card, player #1 must draw a card and play continues.As players make matches, they lay them down. Continue playing until all matches have been made. The player with the most matches wins.

 

Wordo: Have your child fill in a bingo card with sight words. Call out the words and have the child spell it out loud with you and then mark their spaces. This will give those who are unsure of the word some extra help. The first one with a row covered calls out the word "WORDO"!