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Rainbow Writing
Rainbow Writing
Parents-write the sight word in pencil or pen on any type of paper.
Students-use 5-6 different colored crayons to write the word letter by letter, in order. Read the word.
Sand Writing
Sand Writing
Parents-provide your student with a list of sight words.
Students-use your finger to write the words letter by letter in the sand.
*Special Note: you can substitute sand for salt or shaving cream.
Sight Word Flash Card
Sight Word Flash Card
Parents-use note cards or any type of paper. Write at least 10 sight words your child knows WELL. Add 5 target words for new learning. Keep these on a ring, in a baggie, or in an envelope.
Students-practice reading your sight word cards every day.
Why practice sight words?
Sight words (sometimes referred to as high frequency words) appear OFTEN in text.
Knowing sight words helps free up mental energy for tackling harder words.
Supports students in both reading and writing.
Builds confidence and helps students identify as a reader. "I read, therefore I am a reader."
First Grade Sight Words
First Grade Sight Words
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