These editable word work games are a fun way to learn phonics, decodable words, sight words, spelling, high frequency words and even letters and numbers! These word work centers are so much fun and super simple to prep! Just type in any words you want and all 20 word work activities will be auto-filled! You can also type in decodable words like CVC words and words for specific phonics patterns. Or use the word work games for high frequency words, spelling words, and more beyond sight word practice. Do you want your students to learn sight words, high frequency words, phonics patterns and more while having fun? If so, these editable word work games and activities are just what you need. They would be perfect for literacy centers or small group instruction. The kids are going to have a blast learning words in fun, hands-on ways! Just type 12 words on the first page and all 20 games will be auto-populated with the words you’ve typed! Even the titles and instructions can be edited! This way you can use spelling words, foreign languages and more! These word work activities make learning sight words, high frequency words and phonics skills engaging and fun while also being very effective. Forget the flashcards and the worksheets and use these fun word work games and activities instead! Teachers like you said: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Caley J. said "I've had my eye on this pack for YEARS and finally decided to go for it. WORTH. EVERY. PENNY!! I love how it automatically puts the words into each game for you! So handy and minimal prep!" ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Heather Franco said "These games are SO fun and engaging. They're very little prep, easy to play, and so exciting for the students. I love how there are some games that you don't need to even prep at all. You can fill out the words, print them, and use them! Thank you for making sight words my students' favorite thing to learn!" ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Heidi S. said "Best resource I have bought! My students love these games. I like how they are all editable to fit your students' personal needs!" Many of the activities incorporate fun manipulatives as a means for getting kids involved and excited about the activity, but most of the manipulatives are things you probably already have around your classroom or can get easily at the dollar store. The activities include sensory experiences, gross motor movement, art and fun games! Almost every activity includes a recording sheet or is done on a sheet that can be turned in. These are optional for most activities, but do give kids extra practice with writing the words, which can be very helpful. Word Work Games that are Included in the Bundle: Word Swat Whack a Word Word Slap Word Color by Code Word Sandwiches Secret Code Words Word Safari Feed the Bear Feed the Unicorn Hide and Seek Treasure Hunt Dinosaur Word Game Word Puddle Jump Treasure Hunt Race and Read Fishing for Words Word Addition Spin and Cover Spin and Graph Words 3 Ways Read it, Build it, Write it Mats For more info check out this post: https://funlearningforkids.com/editable-sight-word-games/ NOTE: The font and/or the font size cannot be modified. This is so that the words can be auto-populated. *Having issues getting the printable pack? Please check out these helpful hints! If they don’t work, please contact me. Note: Due to the VAT, we ask that those of you in Europe purchase our products on Teachers Pay Teachers. After purchasing this product, you MUST open it with Adobe Reader. You can get it for FREE here: https://get.adobe.com/reader/otherversions/ If you do not open it with Adobe Reader, the formatting and fonts will not display correctly. This is the only way the editable fields will work. Also, if you try to do this on a Chromebook, tablet or a phone, it usually does not work. Even if you are using Adobe on the device, it does not show the embedded fonts. You will need to do it on a regular computer. CCSS RF.K.2Demonstrate understanding of spoken words, syllables, and sounds (phonemes). CCSS RF.K.3Know and apply grade-level phonics and word analysis skills in decoding words. CCSS RF.K.3cRead common high-frequency words by sight (e.g., the, of, to, you, she, my, is, are, do, does).
