Sight word practice sticks when students get to play with the words. Type your list once and these games fill in, so every student practices the words they need.
These editable high frequency word games and sight word flashcards work with any word list. Type your words once and they fill in the games, so students practice the same words on a typing mat, a game board, bingo, and 9 worksheet styles. Then use the 300 ready-made flashcards for Dolch sight words and nouns. Open the file in the free Adobe Acrobat Reader so the editable pages fill in correctly.
What is in it
- Editable word list that fills in the games
- Sight word typing mats in 7 colors
- 3 game boards with spinners and game pieces
- 3 bingo boards
- 9 worksheets: Mystery Bottles, Mystery Bins, Third Time's a Charm, Syllable Counting, It's as Easy as ABC, All Mixed Up, Rainbow Write, and 2 Sentence Writing pages
- 300 Dolch sight word and noun flashcards
- Directions for more games: memory, hopscotch, and twister
- 58 pages total
See every page in the Editable Sight Word Games preview on TPT.
Skills it builds
- Reading high frequency words by sight
- Spelling and typing sight words
- Counting syllables and ABC order
- Writing sentences with sight words
Where it fits
- Literacy centers and word work
- Small groups, RTI, and intervention
- Homework and family practice
- Pre-K to 2nd grade classrooms
What teachers are saying
It holds 4.94 stars from 110 ratings.
"Kiddos loved this independent activity to practice both their sight words and typing! Excellent idea as we're all trying to maximize our time teaching it all!!!"
"I love that this is editable so I am able to incorporate my own sight words."
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Type your words, print the games, and let the practice feel like play.
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Made by a teacher who's been right where you are.
Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers



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