Let's Learn to Read, Write and Spell Sight Words! (Part 1)
In this class, learners will practice reading, writing, and spelling the essential sight words and high frequency words that beginning readers need. Included are fun and engaging practice pages for your child to complete after the lesson.
Renee' Lewis - Reading Teacher
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4.9
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What's included
6 pre-recorded lessons
6 weeks
of teacher support1 year access
to the contentHomework
1 hour per week. I post several review pages for your child to complete after the recorded lesson if he/she needs some additional practice. These are not required; they are offered just for some fun extra practice!Class Experience
US Grade Pre-Kindergarten - 2
Beginner Level
Each lesson will begin with a quick review of the letters and letter sounds. Then students will be introduced to three sight words that they will learn through a variety of fun and engaging ways. For example, I will use computer slides, games, flashcards, spelling out loud, and many more techniques to help your young reader get a good grasp on sight words. At the end each session, your child will write a sentence using the sight words from the lesson.
Syllabus
6 Lessons
over 6 WeeksLesson 1:
Sight Words - did, not, go
In this lesson students will practice reading, writing, and spelling these sight words - did, not, go. Students will use these words in a sentence. Lesson 2:
Sight Words - play, like, I
In this lesson students will practice reading, writing, and spelling these sight words - play, like, I. Students will use these words in a sentence. Lesson 3:
Sight Words - will, help, me
In this lesson students will practice reading, writing, and spelling these sight words - will, help, me. Students will use these words in a sentence. Lesson 4:
Sight Words - look, that, at
In this lesson students will practice reading, writing, and spelling these sight words - look, that, at. Students will use these words in a sentence. Other Details
Pre-Requisites
This class will be most beneficial to learners that have some basic knowledge of letter names and letter sounds.
Supply List
I recommend that your child have something to write on during class. A whiteboard and expo marker works great, or a paper and pencil is fine, too.
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined June, 2020
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Master's Degree in Education from Drury University
I am a former elementary school teacher with 29 years in public education. I taught 19 years as a first grade teacher and 10 years as a reading teacher. I have a Masters degree in Elementary Education, and I am a certified reading teacher. I love teaching young children. I feel it is important for kids to have fun while they are learning so I make my lessons fun and engaging!Reviews
Self-Paced Class
$9
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