They’ll use watercolor paints to paint over the top to reveal the sight words. They’ll begin by writing sight words in a white crayon. Magic sight words is a fun sight word art project for kids. These Boom Cards focus on building simple sentences with sight words, which is a great way to practice reviewing sight words in context. The next idea for reviewing sight words involves a digital Sight Word Boom Card game! You know your students will be excited to use the computer or tablet for this one. When they think they have it, they’ll shout out the word, LIKE! Then, you can have them spell the word aloud and say it in a sentence. For this example, they could draw 4 lines, write “l” at the beginning, “e” at the end, and then complete the word as the clues go on. Have students use a whiteboard to help them determine the word. You can say clues such as, “This word has 4 letters, it starts with an “l,” it has a silent e at the end, I _ chocolate cake.” Give students clues as to what the sight word is. Sight Word Clues.Īnother idea for reviewing sight words is playing the game, Sight Word Clues. 🙂 You can create your own sight word cards or use the leveled sight word cards and mini-swatters found in this Sight Word Swat educational game. It’s that good kind of “buzz” you love to hear in your classroom. Listening to the students cheer and celebrate as they swat the sight words is fun for them AND for the teacher. They’ll race to see who can swat the sight word first.
Taking turns, have 2 students come up to the whiteboard. To play, write sight words on sticky notes and arrange them on the whiteboard. Sight Word Swat is one of my all-time favorite sight word games. They’re less likely to stress out about identifying a sight word or get frustrated when they’re highly engaged and enjoying themselves.
When reviewing sight words is fun for kids, they immediately get more out of it.
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