Say It, Make It, Write It - Sight Word Activity

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Use this teaching resource when practicing sight words with your students.

This resource is perfect when used in conjunction with our Sight Word collection.

Place this worksheet in a wipe-able sleeve for use again and again, or alternatively print sight words on paper to glue in the top box.

To use this resource:

Students pull a sight word card out of the sight word pile.
They place the card in the top box as they ‘say’ the word out loud.
Students use concrete materials (for example plasticine, letter tiles or cut out letters) to ‘make’ the word in the second box.
Students ‘write’ the word on the line in the third box.

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Say It, Make It, Write It - A4 Size - Comic Sans

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Say It, Make It, Write It - A4 Size - QLD Beginners

Say It, Make It, Write It - A4 Size - SA Beginners

Say It, Make It, Write It - A4 Size - Sassoon Infant

Say It, Make It, Write It - A4 Size - TAS Beginners

Say It, Make It, Write It - A4 Size - Vict. Pre-cursive (WA/NT/VIC)

Say It, Make It, Write It - A4 Size - Jarman Font

Say It, Make It, Write It - A4 Size - New Zealand Print

Say It, Make It, Write It - Letter Size - Comic Sans

Say It, Make It, Write It - Letter Size - D'Nealian

Say It, Make It, Write It - Letter Size - Open Dyslexic

Say It, Make It, Write It - Letter Size - Sassoon Infant

Say It, Make It, Write It - Letter Size - Zaner-Bloser

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