If you’ve looked search online for sight word ideas or taught the younger grades, you know that getting kids to Rainbow Write spelling words is nothing new. But today, I’m sharing a rainbow writing activity with a twist…Rainbow Roll & Write!
*The TWO free download links can be found towards the end of this post.
*This post contains affiliate links.
Rainbow Write: Roll & Write Sight Words
My Kindergartner finished Reading the Alphabet right before Christmas break. It took us a school year and a half to go through it mainly because I was following her pace.
Now, I’m writing a using a new curriculum with her called Learn to Read. The readers and a few activities from Learn to Read have the review sight words from Reading the Alphabet. A couple of times now, she has forgotten a review word.
I decided to create a few Rainbow Roll & Write pages, like the ones she enjoys from our new curriculum, for those review words that were a bit trickier for her. Then, I thought it might be fun to create and share a roll & write page for all 26 sight words from Reading the Alphabet. So, I did!
Included in the FREE sets are 2 levels of rainbow write pages.
LEVEL 1– A set that’s aligned with Reading the Alphabet. Lesson numbers are included on the bottom of each page.
The first level has a star AND directional arrow to show kids how to start writing their letters, like the handwriting pages from the bundle pack of Reading the Alphabet.
LEVEL 2- A set that works well if you’re using Learn to Read to help your child/student review any of the 26 sight words from Reading the Alphabet. This set just has the star for the starting place, like you find in the rest of the free Rainbow Roll & Write sight word pages of Learn to Read {within each lesson’s pack}.
You Might Also Like:
Printable Spelling Activities & Games ebook
Download Links:
Level 1: Aligned with Reading the Alphabet
Level 2: Review Pages for Learn to Read
Enjoy!
~Becky
What a fun way to practice sight words. Do you plan on adding any other sight words packets? Say pre-primer, primer etc. Thanks for sharing.
I don’t at this point, but will gladly put it on my list of future projects. 🙂 Thanks for the idea!
Thank you! We are oing Reading the Alphabet this fall and this fits perfect!
Awesome! 🙂