Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Sight Word Find
This posting is going to be an experiment. I need you all to let me know if you think this is something your kids will like and if so, I'm prepared to make more of these. I made the picture from d.j.inkers clip art and for the first one I decided to use the black and white option. I showed it to my kids today and told them it could be one of their word work or work on writing choices during Daily 5. Unfortunately, we never got to it today, so I don't know how long it would take but they seemed excited about it. What I did was make a picture and then I hid sight words in it. I copied this idea from a wonderful blog Kdoublestuffed(we work in the same building, so I got her permission to steal her idea!). Check out her blog, it is amazing and she posts way more often than I do. Anyway, if you have little magnifying glasses, the kids can use them to "find" the words. I was told that Target dollar spot had cute ones on sale this week. I need to go and check it out myself. Let me know if you like these and I will gladly make more.
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I love the idea! Students will be thrilled that they have to use a magnifying class and their focus will be intense! :)
I love it! I downloaded it to use with my high kids during our ocean theme. I am always looking for was to challenge them.
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OHHHH I LOVE IT! and we are starting our habitats unit when we come back from spring break- I'm so excited to use it!!!
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Absolutely LOVE it! My kids will be THRILLED to do this! Much more fun than the boring cut and paste!
I want more, I want more!!! Thanks for the kind shout out :)
This is awesome! Great activity for literacy stations or daily 5!
More please!
This is adorable and soooo much fun! I can't wait to try it out with my first graders! : )
Would it be okay to request you consider making one with a space theme since that is the theme we are learning about the next few weeks?
Thank you so much for sharing this Under Sea Word Find. LOVE it!!!! Please make many more!
Smiles,
Cindy
I love this. I know that my kids would LOVE it too! Thanks!
This is great! I love it and so will my students! I bought the cute magnifying glasses(they are adorable!) from the Dollar spot at Target a few weeks ago and this will be a perfect way to use them! Thanks!
Love it! My students enjoyed using a magnifying glass for Deanna Jump's Popcorn Words units. This will be just as thrilling. Thanks!
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Sooooo stinkin' cute! My kids will L-O-V-E this! Please make more!
Love, love, love it! Please make more! I bought large magnifying glasses at the Dollar General. They were a $1.00 each in the school supply aisle.
Love it!!! Please make more!
Great! Will you make one with insects? We are studying them now. That would be great. Oh yeah, how about the zoo too! You could go crazy with this.
Great idea! I haven't ever seen anything like this. Very creative. :)
I did this with my class on Friday. They loved it! The problem was that not one person could find 25 words,we all found 24! The recording sheet has 24 spaces. Could there be a mix-up somewhere? Other than that...we LOVED it!
We absolutely L.O.V.E. these!!! I had bought the cutest magnifying glasses at Target in the dollar section last week having no idea what we'd use them for. Then, I found your fabulous blog with THE PERFECT idea! My firsties actually cheered today when I showed them. PLEASE make more, more, more! We'd love one on Spring, Easter, Earth Day, Flowers, Summer, etc. You are fabulous!
My kids love these! I was wondering if you've done any with different sight words. Thanks for all the hard work, and for sharing these fun activities!!
I can't figure out how to change the text. I was unable to do so in jpg format or pdf. Any advice?
OMG...love it!!!
Thank you for these! My little girl is going to go crazy for these! ADORABLE!!
I love these! The students will be so excited to use a magnifying glass to find the words. Thanks so much for sharing.
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