I get students to complete the sentence frame with the sight word. Sentence frames are one easiest ways to focus on language structure, provide support and serve as a guide for correct sentence formation. I made this part very simple, with no color code, so that students have the chance to paint them with their own favorites! This section also includes sight words from previous or future lists, giving students a chance to review or preview other sight words. The color it stage helps students read and recognize words while coloring the sight word in a group of 12 words. To support spelling and expose students to the sight words in a meaningful way, I get them to write out the word. This will also help them practice good penmanship. They get a chance to practice reading the word four times. I get students to color in with a crayon each time they read the word. This idea led me to create these sight word practice pages! The Six EssentialsĮach page focuses on six skills that will help your kids master sight words: 1. Fluency: In addition, I wanted to incorporate sentence writing support for my language learners, as they usually have difficulty coming up with their own sentences. I love to use activities that help my students master subjects in a fun way! As I was in need of a fun and easy sight words practice worksheet for my kiddos, I decided to create one that would require… no prep! No laminating, no costly colored ink, and no cutting! Something to just print and teach one sight word at a time.

Here is what I do to teach sight words in my class: Teaching sight words is such an important component to reading success, which is why I love to create fun and engaging resources to help students master sight words. Practice makes perfect! Isn’t that true for everything we learn? The more we practice, the better we get! This statement is so true when it comes to learning sight words.

Sight word activities worksheets