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Looking for fun ideas to teach Sight Words for Kindergarten? These awesome hands on centers and worksheets work on Fry’s first 25 sight words.
Children get to build, recognize and read sight words in a variety of fun ways. The engaging activities keep it from getting too repetative, and encourage fine motor skills in addition to reading.
Several of the activities also work for an on-the-go Interactive Sight Words Binder! These are great in centers, in the car, or anytime your kids needs some quite time learning.
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Sight Words Piggy Bank
Kids LOVE to sort coins into piggy banks. For this activity, they simply get to read the the word on each coin before they put it in the slot. You can print only the words the kids are working on right now, or let them try out all twenty five.
This activity is great for fine motor skills as well as reading.
Sight Word Builder
For this activity, kindergarteners can work on sight words in 3 different ways:
Sight Word Ferris Wheel
This sight words for kindergarten game channels all of the fun of the fair. Children can pretend play while spinning their ferris wheel. If you have a human figure, you could have them pretend to ride the wheel, reading the words as they take their ride.
Sight Word Scramble
This interactive binder activity is great fun. The kids get to try to unscramble the letters in each cone to figure out what word it is. Then they can place those ice cream scoops on top. We use Velcro dots to attach the pieces.
Sight Word Crayons
The Interactive binder is a great option for this sight words building activity as well.
Sight Word Caterpillar
Playdough Sight Words
Building kindergarten sight words with playdough is a great way to add sensory and fine motor practice into a reading activity.
Sight Word Find Cards
When children are ready for a game, have them hunt for sight words. We use clear, flat marbles as our markers, so the children can still see their words even after they are covered. It’s fun to see and explore how the marble magnifies the word too.
Sight Word Fortune Tellers
Forture tellers are a great way to team learn sight words. Kids can take turns picking a number, then a shape, and that determines which sight word they must read to their friend. This is tremendous fine motor practice as well.
Sight Word Beading
For this activity we turned our favorite beading blocks into sight word builders. Use shoe laces to complete the activity.
Sight Word Blocks
Sight Word Puzzles
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This sight words for kindergarten set also includes 25 Sight Word Find worksheets. My kids favorite way to do these is with a dot marker. They love hunting down and daubing the sight words.
You can also color them with crayons, paint or stickers.
I hope you found these sight words for kindergarten activities helpful. If they would be helpful in your classroom, you can purchase them by clicking the Purchase Printables button throughout this post or the the image below.
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19 Responses
Is there anyway to buy a binder that’s already made ?
We don’t have that option right now, but we would love to be able to offer that sometime in the future.
please let me know when you do offer this . with the book already print it
How do I get the printables I paid for?
You should have recieved and email with the link, or you can login anytime at PlanningPlaytime.com/my-account an find them under Orders. Click the blue download button. Our files are zipped, so you will need to right click the zipped folder and select Extract All. That will give you the printable pdf.
Is this available for first grade sight words?
Not yet, but we hope to make more Sight Words sets soon.
Hi,
Where did you purchase the container that hold your letters? I have looked everywhere!
Hi Nicole.
I got it on Amazon. Here’s the affiliate link to the one I purchased. https://amzn.to/2WZz4pB.
I hope that makes it easier to find.
If you purchase it through our link, it helps support our blog at no extra cost to you.
I LOVE this! The only way it would be better is if it were editable. Let me know if that becomes available!
Love it. Where do you get the Velcro dots? They look almost clear and do you use small ones for the crayons?
I get them in bulk on Amazon. They are really inexpensive that way.
Are the printable in color? Does this come with the binder?
The files are digital downloads so you can print them in color or black and white. The binder is not included.
Hope that helps,
Amy N.
I want to purchase it .
Am I going to be able to print with color or is it just black and white? Thank you.
The printables are in color, but you can print either way.
Where did you get the letters that are in the clear bin?
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00RM4O83C/ref