Dinosaur Sight Word Game

This is one of my children's favorite learning games. I will put dinosaur nests on the whiteboard behind me. Ideally, players will get a turn to roll a dice at home or I can roll one for them. The number on the dice stands for how many sight words they can try to read. If they read them correctly, the baby dinosaur goes into the nest. If they read them incorrectly, the baby dinosaur goes back into the pile for a new chance on the next turn. 

The sight words in our dinosaur pile include:
day, find, to, her, if, so, they, up, am, an, did, no, on, we, who, but, get, of, out, she, he, my, two, way, by, all, it, there, been, and, been, come, from, have, how, is, see, when, to, that, had, him, in, not, this, them, use, were, you, can, has and then.

I know that seems like a lot but each time they play, students will get better and more familiar with the sight words.  Each week will be the same, playing the game using all of the words from the word list above. This is an ongoing course where learners can join for as many or few weeks as they like. 

Please bring a die with you to class. If you don't have one, I can also roll for your learner instead.