Have you seen all our free sight word sentence cards? Today, I’m post 24 BONUS sight word sentence cards to round them all out!
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24 BONUS Sight Word Sentence Cards
The sight word sentence cards I have posted so far {Levels 1-5} omitted some words from PP-3rd grade Dolch List and Fry’s 1st 100 and 2nd 100 word lists. I’ve had several readers write me asking me to include them. I’m glad I was able to get it done before school started!
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These new sight word cards can be added to any of the sight word sentence cards you already have. They have the word at the top with a sentence and picture at the bottom, just like all the others.
Make a simple flip book by hole punching the corner and adding a clip.
Learners can build the sight words using bottle caps, letter tiles, magnetic letters, or letter stamps.
Not only have I added the missing words, I’ve also added some number word cards, so you’ll have a set of 1-10 when you add these four cards!
Also check out our Sight Word Games App!
For more mutli-sensory ways to learn sight words, you might also like:
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~Becky
Thanks!!
Hi. I love your activities and blogs. They are great for my struggling students. I cannot find my latest email as i am a subscriber and would like to download or buy your sight words sentence cards Level 3 and 5. I am using them with a struggling student and he has learned all of Level 4 and has asked for more cards. I would appreciate it if you could help me. Thank you again.
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