Practice makes perfect right? Repetition is a common way to learn sight words. Also called high frequency words, they are just that because they can’t really be sounded out, so lots of repetition is needed. Rote memorization can be boring though!
While it seems like a slow form of torture to throw flash cards and spelling tests at your kids every day, there are plenty of things you can do to mix it up and make learning their sight words fun.
Do you have students getting bored and can’t remember sight words? If your learners are struggling remembering their sight words these hands on activities will help tremendously.
Here are some sight word activities that are engaging and hands on! These sight word practice ideas will give you tips, tricks, and strategies to teach so your little learners will be spouting off their sight words without boredom, tears, or protests! Read on to find out.