Less than $5 Homeschool English Language Arts Classroom Forms

TeachShare A9 - Sight words - color it

Use these sight words to practice in small groups, morning work, individually, for homework, or with the whole class!

The perfect tool to implement and use in the classroom environment to continue to engage students and keep them actively listening

No prep for easy print and GO use!

You can also use Easel in TeachShare as digital tool.

What is included in this resource:

A ink-saving black white version 57 pages PDF file & an option to use Easel in TeachShare as digital tool.

This resource focus on 57 high frequency sight words:

They are:

I, like, my, see, can, the, a, go, to, we, you, is, look, me, big, with, for, he, she, read, at, all, little, and, have, here, are, play, said, put, come, they, this, help, in, girl, walk, up, down, away, jump, do, or, of, where, it, his, her, on, went, boy, has, no, but, how, am, into

Students will:

1. Read out laud the sight word

2. Spot the sight word

3. Color the sight word.

Extension ideas:

- use pom pom or color cube to put on the spotted sight words.

- you can even ask the students to cut out the apple.

Be creative :)

OTHER RESOURCES:

- Kindergarten High Frequency Sight Word Practice Sentences & Guided Writing Word

- Kindergarten High Frequency Sight Word Practice - Color by Sight words

- Sight word practice by READ, WRITE, CLAP, COLOR, TRACE, SPELL, FIND, TELL

- Honeybee Theme Alphabet Activities - Honeybee Letter Matching - ABC Recognition

- Sight Word RREAD & TRACE Simple sentences with Picture for Kindergarten

FREE RESOURCES:

- [FREE] High frequency sight word practice for kindergarten

- [FREE] Alphabet Activities - Honeybee Letter Matching - ABC Recognition

Students struggle with learning contractions in English grammar because there is so much to remember: What are contraction words? Where does the apostrophe go? What is an apostrophe? What words come together to make contractions? What is the rule for using contractions?

This resource is a one-stop shop for a fully-comprehensive study of contraction grammar activities. Students will learn the rule of contractions in an easy flow format. These self-guiding task cards are broken down into small steps so students can learn independently and grow confident grammar skills. 

NOTE REGARDING DIGITAL TASK CARDS: For use with Google Forms™

Students use these task cards to first clearly identify apostrophes and then contractions. Then, students will learn the rule for turning the words will, is, not, am, are, have, and would into contractions (including exactly where that apostrophe lives!) Once students understand that only the second word of a contraction changes, they are ready to build and break down contractions. After several activities to drill in this concept, students have the opportunity to review what they’ve learned. 

This resource includes:

   ✏ 12 instructional cards

   ✏ 56 color-coded printable task cards

   ✏ 66 digital task cards (with built-in reward system and completion certificate)

   ✏ task cards include contraction review activities

   ✏ fully comprehensive lessons

   ✏ broken down tasks for self-guided independent learning

   ✏ No prep! Simply log into Google Forms_™_ OR print and distribute (laminate for long-term use).

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Please download the preview to view a sample of the included task cards. Also make sure to view the video preview to get a snap-shot of the Google Forms™ task cards.

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This product includes checklists for the following sight words:

pre-primer sight words - 40 words

primer sight words - 52 words

1st grade sight words - 41 words

2nd grade sight words - 46 words

3rd grade sight words - 41 words

4th grade sight words - 260 words

You can go through each checklist up to 4 times a year or each quarter to see how students have progressed with automatically identifying each sight word. At the end of the each sight word checklist, you can determine how many sight words students were able to atomically identify in last row.

Please see the links for each level of sight word sentences packets:

Pre-primer Sentences – 40 Words

https://www.TeachShare.com/Product/Pre-Primer-Sight-Word-Sentences-Booklet-40-words-8377933

Primer Sight Word Sentences – 52 Words

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1st Grade Sight Word Sentences – 41 Words

https://www.TeachShare.com/Product/1st-Grade-Sight-Word-Sentences-Booklet-41-words-8389595

2nd Grade Sight Word Sentences – 46 Words

https://www.TeachShare.com/Product/2nd-Grade-Sight-Word-Sentences-Booklet-46-words-8423400

3rd Grade Sight Word Sentences – 41 Words

https://www.TeachShare.com/Product/3rd-Grade-Sight-Word-Sentences-Booklet-41-words-8426335

4th Grade Sight Word Sentences – 260 Words

https://www.TeachShare.com/Product/4th-Grade-Sight-Word-Sentences-Booklet-260-Words-8433798

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