Sight word poems

The countdown to Summer break is officially here! Most experienced teachers know how important it is to keep their students engaged and lear...

Do your firsties or kinders enjoy reading fun little poems and stories as they practice their sight words? These are just for you. Love these free sight word poems and stories.

If you use poetry in your early childhood classroom, you may like this set of 40 sight word poems for shared reading. These poems are simple...

Teaching sight words is always so tricky every year. Some students seem to learn them quickly, while others struggle all year long. Last year, I created Sight

This week I will be beginning a poetry notebook in my kindergarten classroom. We will use each of our poems as a shared reading a...

Mrs. Male's Masterpieces on Instagram: "Help students retain sight words in a fun and easy way! How I use sight word poems in my classroom: ❤️I always introduce our sight word using a big anchor chart poem. (Prepped before our lesson) We talk about words we might know and point out our sight words. I never have the pictures on the anchor chart at 1st. We sound out our “tricky” words together. 🧡Next we read the poem as a class. 💛Then I pick a few students to come up and read to the class…

Get 7 FREE printable poems to teach and reinforce decoding skills while reading tons of high-frequency words.

Have you seen our FREE Sight Word Chants for animals? They quickly became popular at our house and with my readers. So, I created 24 more FREE Sight Word Chants! This time, we’re moving and sounding like different kinds of people. Sight word chants are a great, multi-sensory way to get kids chanting and learning ... Read More about 24 FREE Sight Word Chants

When I'm teaching sight words to my students, these free printable are the perfect activity to increase fluency and mastery. Preschool, kindergarten, first grade and second grade kids love reading them and they are done for me.

Well I’m back in the swing of things. The first three days were pretty good. I have 16 lovely first graders, and I think we’re going to have a great year. This week we worked on routines and expectations. My students loved the Marshmallow Toes! Thanks to Kelli at Castles and Crayons! Here are some more pictures of my classroom. Ignore the sorting bins for supplies. My Important Times wall and clock! Thanks to Mrs. Lemons at Step into Second Grade and Lauren at Just Add Clipart. This year…