Family Fun – Lesson 21 – Sight Word Fun
Who doesn’t love writing on a magna doodle? Your child is sure to enjoy copying new sight words on this fun toy! Family Fun –...
Read MoreFamily Fun – Lesson 3 – Identify Sight Words
Writing in frosting is always fun! Especially when you get to lick your finger! Family Fun – Lesson 3 I can identify sight words....
Read MoreUnder the Sea – Lesson 2 – Sight Words
Writing in sand helps children remember skills better than just writing on paper. DIY sand trays save you money, too! Under the Sea...
Read MoreAt the Beach – Lesson 23 – Spelling CVC Words
Take learning outdoors with this fun tactile writing lesson! At the Beach – Lesson 23 I can spell cvc words. Objective: To spell and...
Read MoreAt the Beach – Lesson 2 – Shaving Cream Sight Words
Tactile writing in shaving cream is a fun way to practice new sight words. At the Beach – Lesson 2 I can read sight words. (play,...
Read MoreWild West – Lesson 2 – Painting Sight Words
Here is a “mess-free” way to finger paint the new sight words. Pioneer Days – Lesson 2 I can read sight words: one, two,...
Read MorePioneer Days – Lesson 2 – Sight Words
Wikki Stix are a fun tool to use to form words and these bendable sticks go along well with our Pioneer theme. You and your child might...
Read MorePioneer Days – Lesson 1- Sight Words
For the first lesson of Pioneer Days, your child will write the new sight words in cornmeal, the pioneers’ main food. Pioneer Days...
Read MoreBarnyard Buddies – Lesson 6 – Sight Words
To go along with the book, The Pig, your child will be tactile writing in “mud”. But this mud will be finger-licking good...
Read MoreDown on the Farm – Lesson 19 – Sight Words
Writing new words is a good way to remember them, especially when writing them in chocolate syrup! Down on the Farm – Lesson 19 I...
Read MoreDown on the Farm – Lesson 2 – Identify Sounds (tr, ch)
The sounds of tr and ch can be tricky because they sound similar. This lesson will help your child distinguish these sounds and also...
Read MoreMedieval Magic – Lesson 10 – Sight Words (look, funny)
In this tactile sight word lesson, your child will be writing in cookie crumbs that she gets to crumble herself! Now how fun is that!...
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