If you’re looking for some hands-on ways to practice spelling, this post is full of ideas! Combine learning with play.

Learning with Lego - ideas for learning letters - upper and lower case, alphabetical order, letter formation and sight words in the Early Years through hands on play. Perfect learning activities for preschoolers at home and in the classroom | you clever monkey

Are you looking for a new word work activity that your students are sure to love? This Building Blocks Sight Word Box is a hands-on way for your students to practice reading and spelling their sight words. This interactive activity is fun for morning tubs, literacy centers, or as an enrichment activity for early finishers. The best part is that these boxes are easy and inexpensive to make! Click on the picture to learn more about this word work center! #sightwords #buildingblockssightwordbox

Inspire a Love of Learning with Fun Kindergarten Sight Word Activities! Fun and Play Is An Absolute Must For Early Development! Amazing Learning Activities Make A Huge Difference. #learningcrafts

BEST list of fun ways to teach & practice sight words. Ideas for pre-school, kindergarten & first grade. Hands-on games & creative activities to do at home!

Do you reinvent the wheel every single week when it comes to centers, word work, stations.....whatever you happen to call them? Yeah, me too! I know better, I swear I do but it just never fails. I am here today to tell you that there IS A BETTER WAY! Let me begin by saying I am a big fan of Daily 5. I run my room about as closely to the Daily 5 model as possible but this is one area I just never could give in on. The sisters suggest having out materials for students to build words, write…

Helping your child practice sight words is important whether you are doing homeschool or extra practice at home. This hands-on hidden sight word activity is perfect for toddler, preschool, kindergarten, kinder, or first grade age children.

Literacy centers promote student independence and collaboration as they work through reading, writing, and listening centers on their own. Once you make literacy centers a routine in your classroom, they essentially run themselves. Students should know exactly where to go and what to do at each station. Some teachers provide choices using a choice board and others have a fixed rotation of activities for students to complete at each center. How you do it is up to you but be sure to tailor…

Today I am pleased to share TWENTY great ideas for building the sight words to help kids learn them in a hands-on way! Making sight words ...