Snowy Sight Words
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
Jenae of I Can Teach My Child came up with a fun winter twist for reviewing sight words. Great for sensory and fine motor development, all you need is construction paper, white school glue, and some fake snow! Here's how it works...
Use a black permanent marker to script focus sight words onto pieces of colorful construction paper {you could also use your computer to print the words onto colored card stock since you'll need multiple copies}, then invite your kinders to trace the letters/words using regular school glue and decorate the letters with the fake snow.
We love this sensory/literacy winter from Jenae - be sure to head over to her blog for this and lots of other great ideas!
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Kayla Johnson
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