Read off a selection of phrases or sentences with sight words and ask students to ring a bell or hold up a card any time you speak one of their sight words.This can be a group, partner or individual activity. Challenge students to describe designated objects using only sight words.Have students create a greeting card for a parent or other caregiver that features one or more sight words in the design or text.Spur creativity by assigning students to work visual representations of one or more sight words into a drawing or other art project.Start with just one sight word per sentence, then make it more challenging by requiring two or three. Assign students to come up with original sentences using certain sight words.Challenge students to listen closely for sight words during storytime, and award prizes to the first student who raises a hand when a sight word is spoken.Include some fun sight word games into your class, such as creating patterns with sight words or scavenger hunts to find hidden sight word flashcards.Start with these lessons to learn kindergarten sight words, which focus on using flashcards, creating an animated movie and writing a song.
