My favorite sight word game to play with the kids is BANG!!! My kids DIE for this game and BEG me to play it. Whatever helps ‘em learn, I’m all about it. I’m sure you guys play this in your own room, but just incase you don’t, check it out for yourself! {click on pic to download}
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Claire @ Completely Claire says
If you have a chance, will you share your ideas for MLK day! Thanks a billion!!! :0)
Lauren says
I like BANG! We play one that is is similar. We call it CRACKED I used the Ellison Press to cut circles to resemble a fried egg. One one side I have a yellow "yolk" and the other has a letter (later in the year, out eggs have sight words). I have all 52 letters and about 10 "eggs" that are cracked.
To play, the children pick an egg, put it in the pan (yolk side up) and flip the egg with a spatula. They have to say the letter and the sound (or read the sight word). If they flip the egg and it is cracked, they have to put all their eggs back and the game continues.
Thanks for sharing!
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Mrs. Schoenwalder's First Grade Class says
I love this game. We play it all the time! I use Popsicle sticks instead of cards and they pick the sticks out of a can or cup depending on the set they have. You can do it with math facts too. My little kiddos can't get enough!
Thanks for the typed instructions. I am going to use it for my parent volunteers and our aides that help out during differentiation time. That way I don't have to always tell them the directions.
Madame Mui says
Hi Mrs. Carroll
Game sounds like fun! How would you change it to accommodate those students who are reading 2 grades ahead? I don't want my one very strong student to get all the cards all the time…
thanks!