Friday, 23 March 2012

Learning our Sight Words

We have been busy in E6 learning to read, write, and spell our sight words.  We use mini whiteboards and magnetic letters to practice forming the letters in words.






Sometimes we rainbow write words in 5 colours.
We are getting really good at instantly recognizing so many words and this is helping us to become super star readers and writers!










This week we made sight words with playdough.  

 We had to read the word, say the word, make the word and write the word.    



We love this activity - it makes learning fun.  We are very proud of how many words we can read and write.  Sometimes we still get muddled but we have such a positive attitude to learning that we are making great progress!  Well done E6!

3 comments:

  1. Well done E6 superstars! I'm really impressed how your read the word, say the word, make the word and then write the word. Just make sure you don't eat the word!

    Keep up the good work!

    Lucy's Dad

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  2. Hi Lucy's Dad.
    Thank you for leaving us a comment. We read your comment together today on our big class projector. Our projector is white and big. It was really funny reading your comment and we laughed really loud at the bit that says 'don't eat the words'! This afternoon we are making numbers with the playdough. From the fabulous children in E6 :-)

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  3. Hello Super Stars
    I have just been reading through your blog and am very impressed at all the wonderful work you have ben doing. I like the way you are learning to write and read so many new words in many different ways. You are very clever and I am looking forward to reading some more of your stories.
    You have a great buddy class and look like you have fun with your A2 buddies. See you on Monday!

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