Sight words are the best and easiest ways to teach reading. Here are a few sight word activities to motivate your young reader!
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Sight Word Activities
Pirate Sight Word Games – Brain Power Boy
Arghh!! Put a pirate twist to sight words!
How to Teach Sight Words – Sight and Sound Reading
Want to teach sight words but not sure where to start? Start here! 
Free Blend Puzzles – 3 Dinosaurs
Learn blends with these free puzzles! 
Sight Words or Phonics? – Sight and Sound Reading
Get some insight on the sight words versus phonics debate from a reading teacher’s perspective.
Preschool Letter Activities – Letter E – Learning2Walk
Learning2Walk offers activities for each letter of the alphabet! Here are activities for the letter E.
New CVC Word Family Play Dough – 3 Dinosaurs
Practice CVC words with this play dough craft! 
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Sight words are certainly important at the same time phonics is something that sets up the foundation for reading new words. We bought a leapfrog fridge phonics toy that sings each letter. Kids can remove and add one letter on its magnetic socket and it sings the letter with a phonics sound. Babies love it and it helps them learn the sound of each letter.