Twenty kid-pleasing little books plus a teaching guide packed with lessons, tips, and literacy-boosting reproducible. Correlates with Guided Reading Level A!

A relatively small number of words make up the great majority of text students will come across in the early elementary school years. If students can recognize these high frequency words at a glance, they will have greater access to all the knowledge that awaits them. The best way to teach sight words is through practice and repetition. This book will help increase familiarity through games and activities designed to boost students' recognition of the top 100 sight words!

Jumpstart reading success with this irresistible collection of 125 little books that introduce and reinforce the first 50 must-know sight words! Each set includes a sturdy storage box stocked with 5 copies of 25 delightful tales each presenting 2 high-frequency words in a predictable format. The companion teaching guide includes activities, reproducible practice pages, easy assessment forms and mini-book versions of all 25 tales. That's everything you need to help every child learn how to read and write these key words once and for all.

Unlock the key to reading success with more than 300 activities targeting the top 100 sight words.

Sight Word Fun 1 Deluxe Edition Workbook Sounding words out is just one piece of learning to read. Sight Word Fun, an I Know It! workbook, contains simple, entertaining activities that will help your child understand the meaning of sight words and recognize differences in spelling. Sight words are not phonetic, which makes them more difficult to learn. For example, this, them, that, and there look much the same to a beginning reader. Most sight words, such as what, where, and when, can be learned only by reading practice. One activity is making new words from the ending letters of a sight word. Young learners can also say words then write them, find sound-alike words, spot words with other words in them, or finish words and sentences correctly. This workbook offers plenty of ways to help your child memorize sight words.

Introduce your kids to the power of sight words! Perfect for beginners learning to read.​ Sight words are high-frequency terms that children can memorize to improve reading comprehension and writing ability, and make up more than 50 to 80 percent of the words found in children's books and early readers. Kids can memorize these words to automatically register their meaning and avoid having to decode them each time they appear in text. This popular learning strategy will help your child to boost their skills and make them a speed reader in no time! Included within this awesome activity workbook: Over 300 common terms used in everyday language; Fun perforated practice pages; Coloring and tracing activities; Bonus activities including word searches, mazes, and more! This book is perfect to give as a gift to young beginning readers or as a supplement for gaps in education caused by remote learning. The knowledge gained from this book is ideal for school kids in pre-K, kindergarten, and first grade, and second grade, but will last a lifetime!

Make learning fun! Sight words are a priority in learning that other skills build on.Sight words, high frequency words, popcorn words, core words... Whatever your child's school calls them, you are in for a ride! Many of them are NOT going to follow the rules of phonetics. Meaning, just "sounding it out" will not be good enough. We call them sight words because we shouldn't need to sound them out, we should know them by sight. This activity book includes: Confidence in reading skills for your child, knowing sight words means your child can confidently read 50-75% of a complete sentence! Increased comprehension skills, because they don't have to figure out the word they can focus on understanding the story, concept, etc. 20 Word search puzzles 20 Word scramble puzzles Answer keys in the back All using words from the most common 1st grade vocabulary lists Learning to read doesn't have to be writing words repeatedly or putting them in alphabetical order! It can be a source of entertainment, so much fun they won't even realize they're learning!