This week our sight words are Tricky words
one two and also
three. (We distinguish between Tricky sight words and phonetic / rule following sight words). Since my class loves board games and will choose a board game consistently during Reading Workshop, I made a
one, two, three board game. It is so simple and yet the FDKers loved it. The board is just spaces starting with a penguin and ending with a fish.
I think a little shorter might work better or allowing a free turn or jump ahead on the squares with pictures. Anyway, I use wooden cubes for dice with
one, two, three written on the sides. Any place markers work. We used "people" this week. They love it and I know the sight words are imprinting in their brains. Soon I will write up directions and standards and add to my store's free stuff or as an add-on to the penguin unit.
I am visiting your web sight for the first time. I like the idea of using a die with the written words for a "One, two, three" board game! In fact it would help me this week. I hope to see the template for the game. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAny simple board game will do. I made the pictured one with penguins since we were playing it during our penguin unit. A different version is available with my Sight Word Unit - on TPT.
Deletehttp://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Super-Sight-Words-Success
That unit has scads of sight word practice and introduction ideas.
Stop by again! Alison