Learning sight words is an important part of learning how to read. Children need to recognize sight words quickly and efficiently so they can focus on comprehending the text. A multisensory approach is a great way to help children commit these tricky words to memory. In this video, teacher candidate Ashley is demonstrating how to practice sight words at home with Play-Doh. If you don’t have Play-Doh, Ashley provides a recipe for how to make your own!
For a list of sight words, visit children’s author Jan Brett’s website to download your own beautifully illustrated sight word lists. https://www.janbrett.com/games/jan_br...
Visit the “We Are Teachers” blog to learn 40 creative ways to practice sight words. https://www.weareteachers.com/sight-w...
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