Snow Globe Sight Word Printable Activity

The cold weather has finally arrived where we live, and what better way to spend time indoors than some winter-themed learning activities! Today I am sharing a snow globe sight word activity with pre-primer dolch words for preschoolers and kindergarten.

This free printable includes all 40 dolch pre-primer sight words for preschoolers and kindergartners, divided into 10 words per page. There are 4 snow globes with 10 different sight words in each one.

This is a "find and color" type of activity. Look at the words listed at the bottom of each page and find it inside the snow globe. Once a word is found, use a dot marker or any kind of marker to color it in. Repeat until all words are found.

After all the words are found, color and decorate the rest of the snow globe!

Click here to Download your Free Snow Globe Sight Word Printable

Free Valentine's Day Learning Pack for Toddlers & Preschoolers

Get ready for Valentine's Day with this FREE learning pack! This printable pack is designed for toddlers and preschoolers to practice early learning skills such as alphabet and number recognition, counting, letter sounds, letter cases, size, shapes, patterns, visual discrimination, prewriting, scissor skills, puzzles and more!

This FREE Valentine's Day Learning Pack features 35 hands-on activities, and it is available for Free to all email subscribers. Here is what's included:

Literacy Activities:

-Letter Sound Matching

-Sight Word Matching

-Letter Case Matching

-Word tracing

-Letter H tracing

-Letter Sorting

-Circle all the things that begin with H

-Word puzzle

-Alphabet Sequence puzzle (upper & lower case)

Math Activities:

-Numbers 1-5 Puzzle

-Numbers 1-10 Puzzle

-Numbers 11-20 Puzzle

-Counting 1-5

-Counting 6-10

-Cut & Paste the Missing Number

-Number to Quantity Matching

-Patterns

-Sorting by Size

-Shape Matching

-Color by Number

Pre-Writing/Fine Motor:

-Trace the Shapes

-Trace the Hearts

-Trace Horizontal Lines

-Trace Vertical Lines

-Do a Dot Heart

-Heart Lacing Card

Visual Discrimination:

-Shadow Matching

-Which one is different?

Scissor Skills:

-Cutting straight lines

-Cutting zig zag & curved lines

-Several Cutting & pasting activities

Puzzles:

-Alphabet Sequence Puzzle (upper & lower case)

-Word Puzzle

-Numbers 1-5 Puzzle

-Numbers 1-10 Puzzle

-Numbers 11-20 Puzzle

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How do I get my Valentine's Day Pack after subscribing?:

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Free 4th of July Learning Pack for Tots & PreK

Get ready for the Fourth of July with this FREE learning pack! This printable pack is designed for toddlers and preschoolers to practice early learning skills such as alphabet and number recognition, counting, letter sounds, letter cases, size, shapes, patterns, visual discrimination, prewriting, scissor skills, puzzles and more!

This FREE 4th of July Pack features 32 hands-on activities, and it is available for Free to all email subscribers. Here is what's included:

Literacy Activities:

-Letter Sound Matching

-Sight Word Matching

-Letter Case Matching

-Word tracing

-Letter F tracing

-Letter Sorting

-Circle all the things that begin with F

-Word puzzle (flag)

-Alphabet Sequence puzzle (upper & lower case)

Math Activities:

-Numbers 1-5 Puzzle

-Numbers 1-10 Puzzle

-Numbers 11-20 Puzzle

-Counting 1-5

-Counting 6-10

-Cut & Paste the Missing Number

-Patterns

-Sorting by Size

-Shape Matching

Pre-Writing/Fine Motor:

-Trace the Shapes

-Trace the Stars

-Trace Horizontal Lines

-Trace Vertical Lines

-Trace the Flag

-Do a Dot Flag

-Do a Dot U.S. Map

-Flag Lacing Card

Visual Discrimination:

-Which one is different? (tots)

-Which one is different? (prek)

Scissor Skills:

-Cutting straight lines

-Cutting zig zag & curved lines

Puzzles:

-Alphabet Sequence Puzzle (upper & lower case)

-Word Puzzle

-Numbers 1-5 Puzzle

-Numbers 1-10 Puzzle

-Numbers 11-20 Puzzle

This 4th of July Printable Pack is FREE for all Totschooling subscribers!

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What can I expect as a Subscriber?:

-You will receive access to free printables that are not available for download on the website. This includes holiday and seasonal packs, as well as other themed activity packs.

-You will get access to a growing collection of Board Book Printable Activities.

-You will receive 1-2 emails per week with new posts, freebies, sales and additions to the site.

-You will receive a special subscriber discount for the Online Store.

-Your information will never be shared with anybody else.

How do I get my 4th of July Pack after subscribing?:

-After confirming your email address, you will receive a Welcome Email which provides the link to the subscriber's page. This subscriber's page is where you can download the 4th of July Pack as well as ALL other subscriber freebies.

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Fall Color by Sight Word

Practice sight words with these FREE printable Fall themed coloring pages, featuring a pumpkin patch, a Fall tree and a turkey. Great for preschool and kindergarten!

This set of FREE Color by Sight Word sheets are perfect for the Fall season. Each page features 4 sight words that children have to color according to the legend. Includes 16 different pre-primer dolch sight words, plus blank pages of each design to customize with the sight words your child is currently learning.

Click the links below to Download each design:

Fall Tree Color by Sight Word

Pumpkin Patch Color by Sight Word

Turkey Color by Sight Word

For more sight word coloring, see our Spring Color by Sight Word

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Spring Color by Sight Word

Practice sight words with these FREE printable Spring themed coloring pages, featuring a caterpillar, umbrellas and a flower garden. Great for preschool and kindergarten! Includes blank sheets that can be customized.

These FREE Color by Sight Word sheets are perfect for the Spring season. Includes 3 different designs, each page featuring 4 sight words that children have to color according to the legend. There are 16 different pre-primer dolch sight words in total, plus blank pages of each design to customize with the sight words your child is currently learning.

Click the links below to Download each design:

Caterpillar Color by Sight Word

Umbrellas Color by Sight Word

Flower Garden Color by Sight Word

For more Spring activities and printables, see our Seasonal category.

For more sight word coloring, see our Fall Color by Sight Word

Christmas Emergent Reader

A great way for kids to practice reading is with Emergent Reader books. These are easy books that include sight words and decodable words using pictures. I created a fun Christmas printable book titled "Santa Claus, Santa Claus, What Do You See?" that children can read, trace and color.

This FREE printable Christmas emergent reader is inspired by the Eric Carle classic "Brown Bear, Brown Bear" but is much shorter and simpler. It features some of the things that Santa Claus might see when coming to your house on Christmas Eve.

I see a red stocking.

I see a green tree.

I see a yellow star.

I see a blue ornament.

I see a purple present.

I see an orange gingerbread man.

I see a brown reindeer.

I see a white snowman.

I see my black boots.

There are 14 sight words mentioned in this book, including: I, see, a, an, my, red, yellow, blue, green, purple, orange, brown, white, black.

The color words are designed for children to trace the word in the correct color, and then color the picture as well.

Directions for Creating the book:

• Print all sheets.
• Cut sheets in half along the middle line
• Put pages in order based on the page numbers
• Use staples, clips or string to bind the book on the left side

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Easter Sight Word Matching

Practice sight words this Easter with a fun Easter egg matching activity!

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This FREE Easter Sight Word activity is perfect for children in preschool or kindergarten who are learning sight words. The activity includes all 40 Dolch pre-primer sight words. There are 4 pages included, each page featuring a different design and 10 different sight words.

NEW! There is also a blank version included at the end of the PDF. Print and write the sight words that your students or children are currently learning!

Ways to Play

• This activity can be done as a cut & paste activity
• Or it can be turned into a reusable matching game by laminating and using Velcro dots to attach the pieces.
• You can also add an Easter "egg hunt" twist by hiding the laminated eggs around your house, classroom, or in a sensory bin. The child finds the eggs, reads the sight words and matches them to the pages.

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Fidget Spinner Challenges

Take advantage of the fidget spinner craze and get kids learning with these free printable Fidget Spinner Challenges. Practice reading sight words, cvc words, letters, numbers and more!

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How to Play Fidget Spinner Challenges

The goal of these fidget spinner games is to review concepts that your child or student has already learned, while they race against the spinner. Perfect for summer review!

The rules of play are simple:

• Place your fidget spinner over the image in the upper left corner.
• Give it a spin.
• Moving from start to finish, see how many words/letters/numbers the child can read before the fidget spinner stops.
• Can the child reach the finish? If not, spin again and keep going!
• Optional: Kids can use a dot marker to mark the words/letters/numbers as they read them.

What's Included

The following games are included, plus a blank sheet so you can create your own fidget spinner challenge!

• CVC words
• dolch pre-primer sight words
• uppercase letters
• lowercase letters
• numbers 1-10
• random numbers 11-99
• blank sheet (use it for addition, subtraction, different sight words, etc.)

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Firefighter Letter vs. Word Sorting

What a great way to practice identifying letters and words with this fun firefighter themed activity! The kids will get so involved in trying to sort the letters and words and ‘put out the fire’. This activity includes a mat and water drop templates with letters and words.

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To prepare:

• Paper
• Printer
• Laminator
• Scissors

Print as many sets as you need for the number of students in your class. If you are using these in a center, it’s a great idea if you have an extra set just in case you want another group to get started on the activity. Laminate the sorting mat for durability. It’s not essential to laminate the water drops but it is a good idea. I’ve included empty water drop templates so you can add your own letters and words.

Letter vs. Word Sort Firefighter Theme

To guide the students before you begin this activity – show them an example of what they should be looking for to sort the letters and words. I placed the letters and word cards in one pile so the kids will choose one at a time, read it and then place it into the correct column under ‘word’ or ‘letter’. As an added activity, you can get the kids to draw two columns in their notebooks and write the letters and words they sorted. This is great practice!

I’ve included black and white versions of the water drops so you can add your own words and letters and even get the kids sorting and gluing into their notebooks. Here’s how:

Print the empty water drops with four sets on one page and then use a marker to add your own letters and words onto the cards (perhaps using letters and sight words you are working on at the moment). Then, photocopy this paper (1 for each student) and have the kids draw two columns in their notebooks with a flame in each as they read, cut and glue their letters and words into their notebooks and color them in! Great for hand-writing practice as well!

Click Here to Download your FREE Firefighter Letter vs. Word Sorting

This post was contributed by:

Yara from Sea of Knowledge

Founder of Sea of Knowledge, an ESL teacher with a passion for making learning fun and engaging. She loves creating fun activities that children and learners can benefit from. You can also find me on: Facebook and Pinterest.

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Christmas Sight Words: Find, Trace & Color

Students will love this Christmas themed sight word game. Students will pick a random card from the ‘Christmas Farm Tree Cards’ and read the sight word on the card. They will then find it on their recording sheet, trace and color it. Kids in kindergarten need a lot of sight word reading activities and exposure to help develop their reading fluency. These games are a great way to do that!

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To prepare:

Print as many recording sheets you need for the set of students in your class. I like to laminate the Christmas Tree Sight Word cards for repeated use. Use a small basket to place the sight word cards in. These two games can easily be differentiated depending on your students’ reading levels. Choose the second game to use with your ELLs or special ed. kiddos and the first game to use with your mainstream kids. Christmas themed activities are always a hit with my students!

Christmas Tree Sight Word Find & Trace

1. For the first game, instruct the students that they will choose one card from the basket and read the sight word on the card. They will then find the same sight word on their recording sheet and trace it. They return this card to the basket and they keep going until all words have been traced and colored! This is a great way to reinforce reading and writing sight words. As an added element of fun, you can have the kids race to see who gets all their sight word ornaments traced and colored first!

2. For the second game (and this one is slightly easier than the first and can easily be used with your ELLs) the students will choose a card, read the sight word and find the matching ornament with the same sight word and then color it.

Click Here to Download your FREE Christmas Sight Words Activity

This post was contributed by:


Yara from Sea of Knowledge
Founder of Sea of Knowledge, an ESL teacher with a passion for making learning fun and engaging. She loves creating fun activities that children and learners can benefit from. You can also find me on: Facebook and Pinterest.

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Valentine's Day Sight Word Matching Activity

This fun sight word activity is perfect for Valentine's Day! Match up the cute animals by reading and matching the sight words.

This FREE Valentine's Day Sight Word Matching activity includes 80 cards with all 40 pre-primer dolch sight words.

Choose whichever sight words your students are working on and let them find the matching pairs. Make sure they read the sight words as they are matching.

Click Here to Download your FREE Valentine's Day Sight Word Matching

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St. Patrick's Day Color by Sight Word

Practice sight words with these FREE printable St. Patrick's Day themed coloring pages, featuring rainbows, shamrocks and a leprechaun. Great for preschool and kindergarten! Also includes a blank sheet that can be customized for the sight words you are currently learning.

These FREE Color by Sight Word sheets are perfect for the St. Patrick's Day holiday. Includes 2 different designs. One is a rainbow sheet that is meant for kids to practice color words. The other one features a leprechaun and shamrocks. You can use the sheets that already have sight words, or create your own using the blank sheet. Fill in with the sight words your students/children are currently learning!

Click Here to Download your FREE St. Patrick's Day Color by Sight Word

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Easter Sight Word Find & Color

Sight word recognition is an essential reading skill to develop in preschool and kindergarten. These fun Easter themed sight word printables are just the perfect addition to any kindergarten classroom or homeschool. The kids will enjoy hunting for the ‘sight word Easter eggs’, read the word, trace and dab or color.

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To prepare:

• Printer
• Paper or card stock
• Laminator
• Markers or Crayons
• Scissors
• Easter egg basket (optional)

Print a set of the sight word egg cards and laminate them. There are two recording sheets; one which allows the kids to find and color the sight word eggs and one where the kids find the word and trace it.

Easter Sight Word Find and Trace

This free printable activity is the perfect way to get kindergarten kids to practice reading and identifying sight words. Place the sight word cards in a basket along with some shredded paper to create ‘hay’. Guide the kids to choose one card at a time and then read the word, they will then look for the word on their recording sheet and color the egg. They will continue this until they’ve colored all their eggs. Use the dot markers one of the recordings or both if you like!

As an added extension activity, you can hide the eggs and sticky tape them in different places. They can look for the words and use a clipboard as they find and color the sight words. You can also get the kids building their sight words with magnetic letters. I like adding magnetic letters to any literacy center as there are endless possibilities on how they can be used in literacy centers.

Click Here to Download your FREE Easter Sight Word Find & Color

This post was contributed by:


Yara from Sea of Knowledge
Founder of Sea of Knowledge, an ESL teacher with a passion for making learning fun and engaging. She loves creating fun activities that children and learners can benefit from. You can also find me on: Facebook and Pinterest.

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Feed the Dog Sight Word Activity

A fun way to practice sight word recognition is with this free printable game called "Feed the Dog". Forget the flash cards, this is much more motivating for kids! It features Fry's First 100 words, plus blank pages, so it's easy to customize it to your child's or student's skill level.

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This FREE printable Sight word game is perfect for pre-k, kindergarten and 1st grade kids, featuring Fry's First 100 words. You can also use the blank cards included to add your own words.

Materials Needed:

• Printer
• Paper or card stock
• Laminator
• Scissors
• Tissue box, shoe box, cereal box, etc.

Extension Ideas:

To extend the activity, you can have children write down each sight word before feeding it to the dog. This will practice reading and writing at the same time. After all the bones have been fed, the child can then read their list of words for extra practice.

Click Here to Download your FREE Feed the Dog Sight Word Activity

Camping Sight Words Spin and Color Game

Kindergarten kids will LOVE this set of fun Camping themed spin and color sight word game! They will use a pencil to spin the words on the raccoon spinner, read the word, then color the worksheet. They will practice reading and identifying some common kindergarten sight words (plus blank sheet included) using a fun camping theme. Identifying and reading sight words is an essential skills to impart onto your students. Have them play with a friend and make it a competition!

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Materials Needed:

• Paper
• Printer
• Crayons
• Pencil
• Paper clip

Print as many mats as you need for the number of groups in your class. If you are using these in a center, it’s a great idea if you have an extra set just in case you want another group to get started on the activity. There are 14 sight words (7 on each mat) in total. There is a blank editable mat which you can add your own sight words to if you wish! These mats are purposefully made in B&W but the image of the spinner is in color.

Kindergarten Sight Words Spin and Color Camping Theme

Need your kindergarten kids to practice their sight words? Laminate these mats and place it in your reading centers for a quick and easy pull out and play game!

After you’ve laminated the mats, place a paper clip, a pencil and 2 dry erase markers between each pair of players. They also each get one mat (preferably the same set of words). You can place a timer or choose not to depending on the reading level of your group. Instruct the students of the rules or the game; they must spin, identify the sight word by reading it then find it on their mat.

Once they find the sight word, they will either color it or they can place a counter on the object with the sight word. Whoever colors all their sight words first, wins. You can even have pairs of students working on one mat at a time. This will be a great competition between the students!

Click Here to Download your FREE Camping Theme Sight Words Spring & Color Game

This post was contributed by:


Yara from Sea of Knowledge
Founder of Sea of Knowledge, an ESL teacher with a passion for making learning fun and engaging. She loves creating fun activities that children and learners can benefit from. You can also find me on: Facebook and Pinterest.

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Editable Snowman Sight Word Mats

Pre-K and kindergarten kids will LOVE these editable sight word learning mats. What child wouldn’t want to build a snowman? Print these mats, add your own sight words on the snowman cards via the PowerPoint file, save as a PDF, print and you’re set to go!

To prepare:

Print as many mats as you need for the number of students in your class – the same goes for the sight word printable snowman cards. You can add LIMITLESS amount of sight words to your file. Just make a copy of the same PowerPoint slide you’re working on and edit the words on the slide. Be sure to save the file as a PDF so that printing is seamless. I find that printing straight from PPT makes the images blurry.

Sight Word Build a Snowman Mats

I LOVE using learning mats – they are so much fun for kids and best of all, they are quick to setup and play! Use these mats to help kids learn to read and identify their sight words. We know that with learning, repetition and practice is key. Kids will be motivated to ‘build their snowmen’ as they read and match sight words. You can work on ANY sight word list you want since this file is totally editable! After you’ve printed and laminated the cards and the mats, cut the snowman cards up.

Place the sight word cards along with the mat on the table. Have the kids start by choosing a snowman sight word card, read the sight word on it and then find the matching snowman sight word card to build their snowman. They can build up to three snowman on the one mat. You can of course, print this mat on a larger A3 sized poster paper to have them build even more at once.

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This post was contributed by:


Yara from Sea of Knowledge
Founder of Sea of Knowledge, an ESL teacher with a passion for making learning fun and engaging. She loves creating fun activities that children and learners can benefit from. You can also find me on: Facebook and Pinterest.

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