- What are sight words?
- How do you know which sight words to teach?
- How do you teach sight words?
- How do you help students who are struggling to learn sight words?
Recommended posts, resources and materials:
- Sight word lists – from This Reading Mama
- Magnetic letters
- Sightwords.com – enter your words, and get free sight word games!
- All about phonemic awareness
- Teaching Every Reader (online course)
- Free phonics readers
- Free sight word books
- 10 simple sight word activities
- 25 hands-on ways to teach sight words
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Laura says
You are amazing. Very organized and thoughtfully made video. Thanks for sharing tips and resources.
Anna G says
Thanks so much for the kind words, Laura!
Babita Pradhan says
You are awesm and very helpful Anna…thamk u solo much for what you do to help the young learners.. .I jst luv d way u do….
Anna G says
Thanks so much, Babita!
Emily Boone says
Thank you for the tips! I love all your resources! They are so helpful to me. I also use the preschool prep videos and workbooks for my kids. I wish they had more words but they are great as well.
Anna G says
I’m glad you enjoy my resources, Emily!
Ruchika Issar says
Anna I am glad that I have joined u ,there is so much to learn from you and the resources are really awesome.
Thanks dear
Love
Ruchika
Anna G says
Thanks, Ruchika!
Sherree says
This was so good! I got new tips and was reminded of some tips that I have forgotten to use!!! Thank you so much.
How do I save it to watch again?
Anna G says
Hi Sherree! I think the easiest thing would be to save the link to this blog post so you can come back again. 🙂
Juliet says
I bless the name of the lord for ordering my step in your website Anna. you are simply amazing.
God bless you and give you more wisdom.juliet
Anna G says
Thank you, Juliet!
Mercedes Armstrong says
Ana,
Thanks so much! I really enjoy your blog and love the activities you add to the topic! You give me new ideas to work with.
Mercedes
Anna G says
You’re very welcome, Mercedes!
Lisa Brouillette says
That was awesome. I’ve been teaching 4th & 5th grade special education for the past 11 years. This year I am moving down to K-1 special education. Your video was very helpful and informative. Thank you for sharing.
Lisa B.
Dracut MA
Anna G says
I’m so glad to hear that, Lisa!
Robin says
There are no sight words if you teach your child the correct phonemes and sounds. I have dyslexia and the best program that I am also trained in to give reading interventions is the DuBard Method. It teaches the science of reading. If a child knows how to decode the phonemes he can read anything and therefore sight words are no longer an issue. These words should be called frequently used words NOT sight words. Teach the children to decode the sounds! Love a lot of the printables on this
Anna G says
I’d hate to see kids using all their energy to sound out words that can be learned by sight. I recommend these posts for more information: https://thisreadingmama.com/phonics-or-sight-words/
https://thisreadingmama.com/two-kinds-of-sight-words/