Graphics by 3am Teacher {love her!}
Another one of my teaching partners would teach the sight words by giving verbal clues for each words. For example, for the word “I” the tricky part is that it’s always a capital, so she would say something like “I have to remember its a capital I” or for the word “see”, “I have to remember the extra e”. It was quick and catchy and the kiddos really got it! We then would review the flashcards several times on day one.
So much learning in one little sheet!
My favorite thing about Houghton Mifflin is that they teach the sight words so that they build on each other. So when we’re teaching the word “my” we’re also practicing using “I” and “see”. Love it!
I recently updated the sight word pack to add my more practice pages. It now includes read it , find it, write it, stamp it and spin & write. If you’ve already purchased the sight word packs, you can go back and download the file to get the updates for free!
You can find all of these activities in my shop!