I found this fun inflatable carrot at the Dollar Store, so of course I had to buy it… I wrote some of our sight words on it, with puffy paint, and then we played a fun sight word game!
Here is how the game goes. The class stands in a giant circle. One person calls out someones name and tosses them the carrot. The friend catches it, and reads out loud one of the sight words that their had is touching.
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12 responses to “Spring Sight Word Game”
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Ahhh…..totally cute!! Definitely a great idea!
Angela
The Daily Alphabet -
Such a cute idea! I love it. Kids always are looking for an excuse to toss something around. =)
~Jada
Daisy Days for Learning -
I bet the kids just love this!!
❤Teri
A Cupcake for the Teacher -
Great idea!! There are so many infladable toys out there, you could probably get one to match holidays, themes, seasons….cute cute!!
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How fun!! I have seen this with a ball but the carrot is way better…for spring anyway!
Shawna
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We have a store called the Dollar Tree…where everything is a dollar….kind of the the 99 cents store
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What a cute idea! My kiddos would love it. Just found your blog this evening and I am your newest follower. Thanks for sharing your ideas. Come visit my blog when you get a chance:
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Candi -
Very cute! I like the idea for using it for names in addition to sight words! Love it!
Bobbie
The Daily Cupcake -
I just picked up one of these inflatable carrots 🙂 I'm going to adjust it for 2nd grade!
❤Teri
A Cupcake for the Teacher -
So cute! I just joined the linky party (better late than never) and am visiting all the blogs that arrived before me. 🙂 I'm your newest follower.
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