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• #Fun with magic word search how to

If they’re in larger groups, the student gives their sticks to their partner or person to their right.

Students should then take turns passing the cup, pulling out a stick, and reading the word.Place the sticks in a cup with the word side down.Pair students off to work together (or create small groups!), and set a timer for your desired time.Write the word BOOM on a few sticks - this is the key to making this game fun!.Write the chosen sight words on colorful craft sticks.Not only is it super easy to set up, but it has already been tried and tested! The best thing about this game is that you can easily differentiate but keep each sight word level together using some rubber bands. To kick things off, teacher shared this sight word game with Teach Starter, and we were instantly hooked.

#Fun with magic word search how to

Short on time? Head straight to the sight word printables! How to Play the BOOM Sight Word Game Many of these games are printable, so you can easily use them in the classroom - but there are virtual options too! So we did a deep dive into the world of sight words to come up with some games that would help kids remember the most common sight words and make teachers’ lives easier too! Sight word games make learning all those words that early readers need to recognize a whole lot easier and a lot more fun too. We put our heads together and created some options to make this part of your ELA curriculum a whole lot more fun! Sight Word Games Are you looking for fun sight word activities and sight word games that you can do in the classroom with your primary grade students? Whether you use the Dolch sight words, the Fry sight words, or another list, the Teach Starter team of teachers have you covered.