Sight word organization

Want to differentiate your sight word instruction? Learn how to make these DIY sight word folders & create a home-school sight word program!

Searching for ways to keep your students engaged during word work time? Always! It seemed like a constant struggle until this year. I blogged about this topic not long ago and you can see that post HERE. My word work has been totally transformed this year and I love it! I'm not here to change anything up today, I am sticking with my original plan but I found two fun options I just had to share today! This post contains affiliate links which means I get a small amount of money if you purchase…

Sight Word Fluency Sticks are a powerful tool for you to use to meet the needs and ability levels in your Kindergarten, 1st grade or 2nd grade classroom.

Sight Words...We know they are important, and we know children need a lot of exposure, practice, and repetition to master sight words. There are 220 Dolch Sight Words broken down into five sets (Pre-Primer, Primer, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade). This breaks down to about 40-50 per list. That's a lot of cards to keep organized! Let me help you get a grip on those flash cards so you can spend more time playing sight word games and having fun with the words. 1. Organize words into three…

Wondering how to teach sight words? This sight word folder method is quick and easy. It doesn't require any fancy supplies and gets results fast!

Find 10 FREE sight word games and activities for your students to use during literacy centers. Many of these require very little materials to make.

Sight words make up nearly 75% of the words in our students' books, so we need to be making sure students recognize them AND spell them!

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Sight words make up a huge chunk of written language. Here's how to effectively assess and teach sight words.

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