Are you looking for the perfect way to teach new sight words and review old sight words while distance learning? You NEED this resource.
Digital sight word activities can be fun, but what good are they if students haven’t learned the sight word yet? Should they practice something that they haven’t learned about yet?
Enter: Digital Sight Words Learn and Practice! This 100% digital sight word resource is every sight word teacher’s dream! Yes, that you includes you, homeschool parents!
Each sight word activity (there are 100 words included!) guides students through learning the word, reading the word, identifying the word, building/spelling the word, and using the word.
✭✭✭UPDATE: This resource received a SURPRISE update on 8/3/2020 and now includes 150 sight word lessons. The additional 50 words are listed at the end of the list.✭✭✭ Due to this update, the price will increase 8/6/2020, so grab it now.
How is it set up?
This resource was created for use with Google Slides™️. It comes Google-ready and is perfect for use with Google Classroom™️, Gmail and/or Google Drive™️.
Each activity set is focused on ONE sight word. Students are taken through the process of learning and practicing the sight word.
Every single sight word in this set follows this consistent pattern so that students can focus on learning the sight word and not on new activities/directions.
Please do not purchase this if you want 100 *different* sight word lessons. The activities are consistent for a reason – it benefits the students when they can focus on the new word being learned and not the activity.
When can I use these?
This essential sight word resource is perfect for distance learning, tutoring, digital sight word centers, paperless sight word assignments, and more.
What do the activities consist of?
There are 8 slides PER sight word. The 8 slides come in one Google Slides™️ file. Within the 8 slides, students will:
Read the word (Option: Have the word read to them by clicking the sound icon.)
Say the word aloud three times while looking at the word.
Spell the word (Option: Have the letters dictated to them by clicking the sound icon)
Spell the word aloud three times while looking at the word.
Sort the letters in the word by vowels and consonants. (Drag and drop the letters into the t-chart)
Identify the word among other words that look and/or sound the same.
Fill in the missing letters to complete the word.
Build the word. (Drag and drop the letters into blank letter boxes in the right order.)
Identify the word in an an-to-read sentence that includes picture clues.
Read the sentence mentioned above three times. (Option: have the sentence read aloud by clicking the sound icon; Includes motivating “feeding” of pets each time you read.”
Type the word. (Then, students drag away the image to reveal the word and check their answer.)
Finally, students choose a “digital sticker” to give themselves for learning a new sight word.
How do I access the digital sight word activities?
Accessing the slides has never been easier! Download the PDF that includes instructions, video tutorials AND links.
***Important Notes About the Audio***
Some school districts block audio files they do not own. If you’ve had trouble with audio on other Google resources, there is a chance that the audio on this resource will not work for you. Please consider this before purchasing as there is nothing I can do to change your district’s settings regarding the matter.
The directions are not read to students. (Instead they are portrayed with words and pictures.) The sight words, spelling the sight word letter-by-letter, and the “readable sentences” that contain the sight word are read to students. Audio is played when students press the audio icon.
This resource can be fully used without audio, but I do believe that the audio enhances the learning if a parent/teacher/peer is not present with the student.
The resource is meant to be used in “edit” mode so that students can drag-and-drop pieces as well as type in the boxes. However, if the resource is using the Google Slides™️ app and not a web browser, it must be in the “present” mode in order to play the audio. After listening to the audio, (if needed), students switch back to “edit” mode to interact with the resource. (Video tutorial is included)
I recorded the audio myself. I live in Southern California. The way I pronounce words might be different than the way you pronounce words, so please keep that in mind!
These 100 Sight Words are Included!
(This list Fry’s 1st 100 sight words in alphabetical order.)
✭✭✭UPDATE: This resource received a SURPRISE update on 8/3/2020 and now includes 150 sight word lessons. The additional 50 words are listed at the end of the list.✭✭✭ Due to this update, the price will increase 8/6/2020, so grab it now.
1. a
2. I
3. about
4. all
5. an
6. and
7. are
8. as
9. at
10. be
11. been
12. but
13. by
14. called
15. can
16. come
17. could
18. day
19. did
20. do
21. down
22. each
23. find
24. first
25. for
26. from
27. get
28. go
29. had
30. has
31. have
32. he
33. her
34. him
35. his
36. how
37. if
38. in
39. into
40. is
41. it
42. like
43. long
44. look
45. made
46. make
47. many
48. may
49. more
50. my
51. no
52. not
53. now
54. number
55. of
56. oil
57. on
58. one
59. or
60. other
61. out
62. part
63. people
64. said
65. see
66. she
67. sit
68. so
69. some
70. than
71. that
72. the
73. their
74. them
75. then
76. there
77. these
78. they
79. this
80. time
81. to
82. two
83. up
84. use
85. was
86. water
87. way
88. we
89. were
90. what
91. when
92. which
93. who
94. will
95. with
96. words
97. would
98. write
99. you
100. your
-Sight Words Added 8/3/2020-
(These are words for a complete Dolch sight word list + color words + number words to ten.)
101. am
102. ate
103. away
104. big
105. black
106. blue
107. brown
108. came
109. eat
110. eight
111. five
112. four
113. funny
114. good
115. green
116. help
117. here
118. jump
119. little
120. me
121. must
122. new
123. nine
124. orange
125. our
126. pink
127. pretty
128. purple
129. ran
130. red
131. ride
132. run
133. saw
134. say
135. seven
136. six
137. soon
138. ten
139. three
140. too
141. under
142. went
143. where
144. white
145. yellow
146. yes
147. word
148. call
149. live
150. its
Please view the preview video to see and hear this resource in action!
FAQ
Can I use them in Seesaw?
I have attempted this, however, I am unable to provide the prerecorded audio in Seesaw. Therefore, unless this issue is able to be resolved, this resource is not Seesaw-ready.
Is this self-grading?
This resource is not currently self-grading since it is interactive through Google Slides.
