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This is a sight word board game that can be printed on 8.5" x 14" paper to allow students plenty of room to move their pieces from one sight word to another, enjoying their identification of each word! Check out my blog for more wonderful ideas and freebies: http://teachingwithsight.blogspot.com
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Annmsc
students enjoy playing
December 2, 2011
students enjoy playing
December 2, 2011
Murphyr
I downloaded this and was not able to access the material it said there was no file for this material. The remainder of downloads I had no problem with.
November 12, 2008
I downloaded this and was not able to access the material it said there was no file for this material. The remainder of downloads I had no problem with.
November 12, 2008
Lisettesteinwald
Great idea to put these here Sharon! Thanks for finding a new way to "share" your work :)
Lisette
October 11, 2008
Great idea to put these here Sharon! Thanks for finding a new way to "share" your work :)
Lisette
October 11, 2008
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Sheri Henderson
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Let me see if I understand this correctly, the children roll a die and move their piece the number rolled. They then say the word they land on. Whoever reaches the finish block first wins, correct?
February 3, 2009
Let me see if I understand this correctly, the children roll a die and move their piece the number rolled. They then say the word they land on. Whoever reaches the finish block first wins, correct?
February 3, 2009
Sharon Dudley
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Sheri: Yes, that is correct. What I do with my kids is I let them help each other. If child A does not know the word, child B can tell them. Also, after one child reaches the finish, that child lets the other keep rolling and saying the words until they reach the end too. I teach kindergarten in the public school system, and my kids know that the point of the game is to learn their sight words, so they're not exceedingly competitive. If you have any more questions, here is my email address: sharon.dudley@pgcps.org.
February 3, 2009
Sheri: Yes, that is correct. What I do with my kids is I let them help each other. If child A does not know the word, child B can tell them. Also, after one child reaches the finish, that child lets the other keep rolling and saying the words until they reach the end too. I teach kindergarten in the public school system, and my kids know that the point of the game is to learn their sight words, so they're not exceedingly competitive. If you have any more questions, here is my email address: sharon.dudley@pgcps.org.
February 3, 2009
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20 years teaching experience 23 years experience working in an educational environment 2 Years teaching ESOL summer school Currently teaching pre-kindergarten at Rogers Heights Elementarly School in Bladensburg, MD
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