Sight word sensory activities

A fun and engaging sight word activity to reinforce spelling and reading sight words. A great hands-on literacy center!

Turn early reading into a sight word game and you'll have a reader for life! A sight word game is a perfect opportunity for kids to practice sight words and build their reading skills. Sight word

If you’re looking for some hands-on ways to practice spelling, this post is full of ideas! Kids really engage in learning when it's combined with play. Spelling practice doesn't have to be boring! These simple activities are fun, multi-sensory ways for kids to practice & they work for any list! These work as independent activities or small group centers. Pin these ideas to find them when it’s time to motivate your kids to study their spelling. #FirstGrade #SecondGrade #ThirdGrade #Spelling

This sensory writing activity uses shaving cream to make learning letters, numbers, and sight words fun and easy for kids!

Use this rainbow printable to make a rainbow sensory writing tray for colourful mark making and writing practice. Rainbow sensory writing tray printable A sensory writing tray is a wonderful piece of kit! It’s good for very young children who are just learning about making marks all the way through to older children […]

Literacy Center Ideas - hands-on literacy center activities perfect for 5-8 years | you clever monkey

These fun sight word games and activities are quick and easy to set up, but they help kids learn Dolch sight words. Kids in preschool, kindergarten, and first grade will love these games and activities!

These are 12 hands on sight word activities. Hands on learning is always the goal in my house! And these activities are sure to please with a combination of gross motor, fine motor, sensory and more!

Play High Five Sight Words for a fun way to teach your child to read! Beginning readers will love this reading game!

Word Games - this Sensory Word Hunt combines a sensory experience with learning! Kids will enjoy this easy to make sensory bin.

The Cookie Sheet Activities have certainly been popular with my kindergarten and first grade teacher friends. They are so versatile- they can be used within small group instruction or as independent literacy center activities. It’s always so important to incorporate hands-on learning especially for our young and struggling readers and these activities do the trick. […]

Needing to spice up your sight word routine? Try these activities for teaching sight words! 10 sight word games for kindergarten and first grade! My favorite is the bowling!

Sight word worksheets working? Big, fat, NOPE! My kid can't sit still, and that's perfectly ok. Find your high energy child's active sight word game, great for kindergarten, first grade, or second grade. Bonus: learn why learning sight words is more effective when your kid is learning the ACTIVE way. Trust me, you definitely want to check out sight word game #2 oh yeah... and #8!

This sight word target practice activity combines learning sight words with gross motor fun! Just grab some common materials for a fun learning game!

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Throw this sight words scavenger hunt together in just a few minutes!

Sight word practice mats are awesome for practicing high frequency words in a hands on way. Makes a GREAT literacy center. Click to find out about the different ways to practice sight words.

Helping your child practice sight words is important whether you are doing homeschool or extra practice at home. This hands-on hidden sight word activity is perfect for toddler, preschool, kindergarten, kinder, or first grade age children.

FREE sight word recognition activity for kids to read sight words while feeding bones to the dog. Fun and motivational literacy game for pre-k, kindergarten and first grade kids.