
Sight Word Games for Active Learners

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LOVE your collection of "moving sight words", Lori. Thanks for including mine!
Do you find the plate game moves quickly enough that the kids who go out aren't sitting there for long? Oh! I re-read and see that you sometimes have smaller circle groups going, too. Awesome idea!
Thank you Barbara! Yes, have a few smaller groups at the same time if they can keep the noise level down enough!
Thanks for the shout out! Kids sure love it when we stick things on them. 🙂
You are so welcome, Tammy! I love your ideas!
Thank you for the ideas. I teach a foreign language class and these ideas can easily be adapted for my students.
I am glad that you can adapt these ideas for your students!
These are great! I really appreciate movement that adds to a lesson more than it distracts. When I play the sight word walk, I am going to align my words in a 4×4 array (and reinforce that concept) and arrange students into four groups at one end of each column. I will also label each row 1-4; after students are unsuccessful in identifying their word, or ideally have successfully identified all four, they will group at the finishing end of their column and write the number models that represent the movement of the next students in their column group. Mostly so that this game can also be played during math, where many of my students struggle with fluency.
Thank you! I am glad that you found a way to incorporate both math and reading into the activity!
These are awesome sight word games to play! Thanks for the great ideas
Thank you, Kelly! I am glad that you liked them!
For Kindergarteners I give each student a card with only one child's name. They write the word that is on that child's back on the card. Then they sit in a circle. Each child takes a turn giving a clue to that child about what word is on their back- eg. It starts with __, It rhymes with ____, it ends with _____ etc. The child guesses. If they don't get it right they get another clue until they do.
I like this activity, Morah! Thank you for sharing it! 🙂
these are superb!!!! thank u for sharing
You are welcome! Thank you for coming by!
Brilliant! Thank you!
Thanks! I can hardly wait for the new school week so I can play these games with my littles!