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Sight word practice menu

Grab a flashlight, your favorite book, and turn off the lights! Read your book and try to find your

sight words. When you find one, write it down.

Play a board game, like Monopoly. When you move spaces, pick a sight word to spell. For example, if you move four spaces,

pick a four letter word to spell with each move.

Write your sight words

with rainbow colors.

Write your sight words with white

crayon. Then, color over them with a different color

crayon or marker.

Build your sight words with

legos.

Have an adult write your sight words with sidewalk chalk outside. Then, have

them call out a sight word for you to find. Once you

find it, spray it with a spray bottle.

Build your sight words with craft

sticks.

Play hopscotch with sight words

(instead of numbers in the

boxes, write sight words).

Play sight word

memory match.

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Sight word practice menu Play sight word parking

lot. Draw a parking lot on a piece of paper. Write your sight words inside each parking spot. Then, park cars inside the sight

word you read.

Write your sight words in

shaving cream.

Go bowling with your

sight words.

Write your sight words in playdough.

Paint your sight words with

water.

Play Sight Word Scavenger Hunt

with post-it notes.

Get 3 cups or bowls. Have an adult hide a

sight word card underneath one.

Then, have them mix up the cups. Try to find the sight word.

Grab a sight word card. Find something in your house that begins with

each letter. For example, the word is and. You could find an apple, necktie, and

doll.

Write a story using 3 sight words.

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