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Reinforce sight words as you build reading and writing skills with these fun, no-prep pages! When complete, kids have customized stories to share with pride.
Teach the top sight words with these entertaining activities young learners can do all by themselves! Kids read and sort must-know words from the Fry List then practice writing those words on companion pages. Along the way, they boost essential reading, classifying, writing, AND fine-motor skills. These playful reproducible pages are no-prep and perfect for seatwork, centers, or send-home.
Just photocopy these mini-books, then invite learners to use the sight-word prompts to spark writing and drawing. A great way to make sight words stick and boost fluency.
Help students develop word recognition skills and fluency through the use of high-frequency words. Students who automatically recognize sight words can devote more attention to comprehension.
This book features words from the Dolch word list and includes nouns. Each sight word worksheet features a new word to explore and includes word tracing, writing, coloring and sentence forming. The noun pages include tracing, writing, sentence forming and space to draw a picture related to the noun.
The no-prep reproducibles in this foundational series offer children super-fun ways to practice essential skills--first by tracing and writing, then by completing age-perfect puzzles.
"Duck finds fun ways to make a mess at the bus stop. Three different sections leave it up to you to: read Duck's hilarious story!, write key words!, draw the story for yourself!"--Cover back.
Read, Draw and Write! Collegiate Learning has developed a series of "Draw. Write & Read" workbooks based on current and long-standing research. Research has confirmed the following - Drawing improves handwriting and fine motor skills. - Drawing improves creativity skills and thus creative writing skills. - Drawing improves sight word recognition reading retention skills. - Drawing words and phrases increases reading comprehension skills - Drawing, reading and writing at the same time increases reading and writing acquisition. - Copying words and phrases reinforces word meaning and everyday use. Mastering sight words is an important part of every child's reading development.
