Name: Sight Word Games Value Bundle
SKU: 79507
Price: 66.38 EUR
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Sight Word Games Value Bundle

€66.38

Five games recommended for practicing Sight Words
Ideal for literacy power hour or a team teaching initiative.
Each game works with a group of children.
Each game can be used as a full station.
Easy to set up.
Created by an experienced Irish primary school teacher.
Age: 5 and up

Pop for Sight Words Learning Resources

Develops recognition of high frequency words
Encourages correct use of high frequency words
Features two levels of play
Includes 92 high frequency words
Pieces store in the popcorn themed box
Suitable for senior infants +

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Sight Words Swat Learning Resources

Build reading, spelling, and vocabulary skills with this fun, challenging game
Teaches the top 220 Dolch sight words
Set includes 110 double-sided sight word flies, 4 colorful swatters
Swatters measure 9”L each
Perfect for ages 5 - 8

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Sight Word Bingo

Bingo! This easy-to-play game is perfect for reinforcing what children have been learning during lessons – ideal for family fun at home or as an end of lesson activity!

Double-sided bingo game provides two levels of play:
- Recognising single sight words
- Reading sight words within captions
Word list aligns with Phases two and three of the government Letters & Sounds phonics framework
"Tricky" words are highlighted for easy identification to remind children that they can't sound out these words phonetically
Game box includes: Spinner, four double-sided game cards (bingo game cards on one side and caption cards on the reverse), 36 disks and multilingual instructions
Players race to be the first to cover a complete row on their game cards
For 2 – 4 players

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Magnetic Words Reception Year

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Magnetic Words School Years 1 & 2

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Our Sight Word Games Value Bundle contains 5 Teacher Recommended games for practicing Sight Words.

Sight words are words that children are taught to recognise “on sight”. There are two main types of sight words: high-frequency words (and, he, go) and words that can’t be sounded out phonetically, or non phonetic words (the, once, talk).

Being able to identify basic sight words at a glance enables kids to read with greater speed, fluency and confidence. When it comes to teaching sight words, repetition is key.