Showing posts with label Sight Words. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sight Words. Show all posts

September 20, 2012

Primer Dolch Sight Word Read, Build, and Write

We are working on sight words in our house with Austin and Dylan. So to make it a little more fun I created another set of Dolch Sight Word Read, Build, and Write cards. 

You can get the first set (Pre-Primer) HERE

And here is the newest set (Primer)


It includes 52 words

all
am
are
at
ate
be
black
brown
but
came
did
do
eat
four
get
good
have
he
into
like
must
new
no
now
on
our
out
please
pretty
ran
ride
saw
say
she
so
soon
that
there
they
this
too
under
want
was
well
went
what
white
who
will
with
yes


You can get it HERE
and it is on sale through Sunday 9/23 for 2.90!
So go pick it up before it goes up in price!

September 30, 2011

Sight Word Bingo: List 1

Each 9 weeks Austins class will receive a list of Popcorn Words (Sight Words). So to go along with that I decided I make a small game. There is only one card for this game. So you may print 2 and just cut out pieces for the caller to use. Then we just use construction paper to cover the words as he finds it. I will either show him the card with the word and have him tell me what it is and then mark it on his card. Or I will say the word without showing him the card and he will have to find it on his card for a bit of a challenge.


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The Words in List 1 are:

red
see
two
a
yellow
we
pink
I
purple
zero
four
three
brown
black
blue
can
one
green
five


The suns are wild spots! 

Enjoy! And be on the lookout for more Sight Word printables in the future!

July 18, 2010

Our School Week 7/12- 7/16


Dylan is 26 Months

Dylan did some coloring this week. This worksheet was pictures that start with L.

Coloring his Letter L


We painted with Green paint that we mixed from yellow and blue


He played with playdough


Used our Dot Markers on the Do A Dot Letter L


He painted a yellow number 1





Austin is 46 months

Each Day we started out with our Bible Verse, Singing this Little Light of Mine and went over our vocab words and our keywords.
We also read the mini easy reader that came with the RRSP lesson. By the end of the week Austin read the whole book by himself! I will get a video of it this week to share!

Here is Austin with his sight word for the week: See


We made a Lion out of our Letter L. Want to make this Lion? Check it out here: http://totallytots.homestead.com/NowIKnowMyABCs.html

Our color of the week was Yellow. So he colored a sheet of things that are yellow.


We made a Ladybug since our Letter of the week was L


He worked on his handwriting Ladybug worksheets.


He made a Do A Dot Letter L


We had some left over time and he was wanting to do some gluing one day so I made him an L and he glued cotton, Yellow paper, and eyes on it! He said it was his Silly L!


He played with playdought. Here he is making an L out of his playdough.


Practiced Tracing Circles.


Here he is working on his Getting Ready for L tracing Paper.


Tracing his Letter L's


He made a Candle to go along with our Bible Verse for the week.


Taping his Bible Verse Together.


Measuring how long his Bible Verse was next to him.


He painted a Yellow Number 1. For our number of the week!


He built a tower with our Nesting Blocks.


Want the RRSP Letter L Lesson or others check them out here: http://www.1plus1plus1equals1.com/RaisingRockStarsPreschool.html


Favorite Pictures from the Week

Dylan was dancing with his light prop during our Circle Time to this little light of mine!


Austin was trying out Daddy's work shirt!


Want to see what others did for Tot School this week? Check out: http://1plus1plus1equals1.blogspot.com/2010/07/tot-school_18.html

Want to see what others did for Preschool this week? Check out: http://homeschoolcreations.blogspot.com/2010/07/preschool-corner-vacation-time.html

May 3, 2010

A reading his Letter A sight words for school!

This week we started with the Letter A sight words. A conquered them and literally wowed me with how fast he learned them. Here's a video for you to see!

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