free printable books using kindergarten sight words

The first player to find all of the words wins the game. For this activity, hide sight words around the house or classroom and have kids search for them.Īs they find each word, they can read it out loud and cross it off their list. The first person to guess the word correctly wins the game. If they guess wrong, another body part is added to the stick figure being drawn. The other players take turns guessing letters if they guess correctly, the letter is written in the right position. To play this fun game, one player thinks of a sight word and then draws a row of dashes on a piece of paper for each letter in the word. If the other players guess correctly, they get the point. To play, one player chooses a sight word and then clues the other players about what the word is.įor example, the player might say, I spy with my little eye something that starts with the letter M. When their opponent has found every square of the ship, then you must announce that it is sunk.īesides sight word bingo, several fun games can help kids to learn sight words. Player two will mark it on their Ship board if it is a hit.

Player one then marks their shot on their board as a miss or hit, to keep track of their guesses.

Player two checks on their Ship board and says hit if there is a ship there or miss if there are no ships there.Player one calls out the number at the top of the column and the letter of the alphabet for the row.These cards can be stuck to the board using blue-tac or velcro. Using the marker, they will mark out their ships on the top board, either vertically or horizontally by writing in sight words or by using the sight word cards provided.Each player grabs their boards and marker and props it up, so that the other player cant see their boards.There are two players, who will each take turns to guess the location of the four ships that their Enemy has hidden on the periodic table. Use sandboxes, shaving cream or some other fun activity to help kids spell the words.Use visual stimuli and cues to help kids learn.

Make sure to keep practicing and revising the keywords youve already learned.Try not to introduce words that look similar to one another at the same time.Add a new word each day and practice daily.Start with the one and two-lettered sight words.Here are some tips when teaching preschool sight words:

Free printable books using kindergarten sight words