I’m always looking for new ways to practice sight words with my boys. I created a Fall sight word freebie that’s very simple to use. You’ll just need to print the sheet, write some words you’re working on in the circles, and grab a die and markers.
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How to Play Fall Roll & Stamp:
1. Print the freebie (found at the end of this post).
2. Write a sight word in each circle. Choose a set of words your child or class has been working on. You may want to focus on words that your reader has been struggling with – but be sure to put some easy ones in there too.
3. For one player — have him roll the die, find a matching number on the board, and read the word in the adjoining circle. If he reads the word correctly he can stamp it with a Do-a-Dot marker, cover it with a playing piece, or color it.
4. If you have two children at the same level, you can make this a two-person game. Have them take turns rolling the die and covering or coloring circles – but each of them should always use the same color. When every space is covered, each child counts his color to see who’s the winner. Since a lot depends on the roll of the die and not just skill, this can be a game you play with your child, too.
Since my boys (ages 3 and 5) are at very different levels when it comes to reading, I chose a different set of sight words for each of them. I printed basic sight words we’ve learned for my Three (see above) and color and number words for my Five.
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Amy Brotherman
Hi! Thank you so much for this fun sight word game! Would it be okay for me to include this in a round-up blog post I am working on that is specifically about learning sight words with fall/ Thanksgiving activities? (Permission to link to your site and possibly use one of the images to show your activity?) I would be so honored, and of course I would leave a link to this page to tell people where it came from! 🙂
My site is https://www.mythreereaders.com.
Thank you! 🙂 Amy
Anna G
Hi Amy! Yes, linking to a blog post with a single image is always fine (just please link to the post and not the pdf file). Thank you!
kathy schwab
Thank you for your wonderful materials and your willingness to share them with other teachers. Your work is very much appreciated and I love all your printables as I am just starting up teaching grade one again.
Anna Geiger
You’re very welcome, Kathy! Blessings on your year of starting again with first grade!
Beth
What a fun printable for fall! Thanks for linking up at TGIF!
Have a great weekend =)
Beth
Anna Geiger
Thanks for hosting, Beth! I know it takes a lot of time to check out all the posts and do a round up – you do a great job!
Jill
This is a very cute sight word bundle. Making it themed to fall makes it even more fun too! Thank you for sharing and for linking up this week to the Thoughtful Spot Weekly Blog Hop.
Anna Geiger
Thanks, Jill!
Megan
So much fun! I love that you can customize the list. That is perfect for our family too!
Anna Geiger
Glad you like it, Megan! You do such cool things with sight words at your house!
Deb @ Living Montessori Now
I can think of so many ways this could be used … thanks so much for creating and sharing it! I featured your post as the Free Printable of the Day at the Living Montessori Now Facebook page and on Pinterest. 🙂
Anna Geiger
As always, thank you SO MUCH for the feature, Deb!!
Shonda
Again, what a super idea!! I love doing sight word practice without flashcards. Thank you for another genius activity!
Anna Geiger
I love being called a genius, hee hee! I don’t feel like one most of the time, so thanks for that, Shonda 🙂 Hope you get a chance to use it!