Ship Shape Elementary: Sight Words

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Showing posts with label Sight Words. Show all posts

Valentine's Day Sight Words

13 February 2020

Valentine's Day is TOMORROW and I can hardly believe it.  Between working all day and the late night feedings with my baby boy life is a bit of a blur, haha!  I was able to finish this Valentine's Day themed sight word packet in the nick of time though and I am excited to share it with you.  Oh, and it is FREE through tomorrow!  Grab one quick right HERE or click on any of the images below.  Here's a sneak peak! 







 HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!

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Two Winter Freebies!

03 January 2015

It has been such a wonderful Winter Break full of family, good food, and lots of fun!  School resumes for me on Monday and I've been prepping next week's activities.  I have a couple of freebies that I will be using next week and that I wanted to share with you!  I know your students will enjoy doing these activities!  First up is a little writing activity to help our students share what they did over the break!


A page with pre-written questions is included as well as a page with blanks in case you want your students to choose the three things they want to draw and write about.


Also included are twelve word/picture cards that may be useful for your little spellers as they work to write about their little lives over Winter Break!


Click right here or on the cover image above to download this packet for FREE! 
The next freebie is an oldie but goodie from last year. 




My students LOVED hunting around in the cotton balls for these sight words.  It is a fun way to review the sight words you've already taught this year.  The packet includes the entire Dolch first grade list as well as blanks so you can make sure your students are getting the words they need.  For the activity pictured I used Cara Carroll's free recording sheet found here.  Click above or right here to download the  snowball packet, and ENJOY!

Have a great week next week!

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Snowball Sight Words {Freebie!}

11 January 2014


Guess what?  I found my camera!  Somehow during the move it was lost and forgotten about and I stumbled upon it this morning while shuffling through boxes.  Our entire house looks like this:










Lovely.  Unpacking is number one on my list today, but I wanted to stop in and post a quick freebie that I hope can be useful to you!  












The entire Dolch first grade list is included as well as a few hand-picked sight words that constantly seem to need review!  There is also a page of blank snowballs so you can write in the words that your little darlings need help with. You can use these in so many different ways!  Tape them up around the room and have students go on a sight word snowball hunt or a fun write-the-room.  Use them as flashcards!  Or, you can do this fun sight word center idea that Cara Carroll just posted (she is my hero, just saying!).  Toss the sight words into a bucket of cotton balls and have your students dig through the snowballs, recording the sight words that they find.  I can't wait to introduce this center to my students next week!  They are going to LOVE it!
Visit The First Grade Parade for this recording sheet!










 Alright, I guess it is time to face those cardboard boxes!  Have a great weekend everyone!










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Snowball Sight Words {Freebie!}


Guess what?  I found my camera!  Somehow during the move it was lost and forgotten about and I stumbled upon it this morning while shuffling through boxes.  Our entire house looks like this:


Lovely.  Unpacking is number one on my list today, but I wanted to stop in and post a quick freebie that I hope can be useful to you!  


The entire Dolch first grade list is included as well as a few hand-picked sight words that constantly seem to need review!  There is also a page of blank snowballs so you can write in the words that your little darlings need help with. You can use these in so many different ways!  Tape them up around the room and have students go on a sight word snowball hunt or a fun write-the-room.  Use them as flashcards!  Or, you can do this fun sight word center idea that Cara Carroll just posted (she is my hero, just saying!).  Toss the sight words into a bucket of cotton balls and have your students dig through the snowballs, recording the sight words that they find.  I can't wait to introduce this center to my students next week!  They are going to LOVE it!
Visit The First Grade Parade for this recording sheet!


 Alright, I guess it is time to face those cardboard boxes!  Have a great weekend everyone!




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