¡Celebremos junt@s el Día del alumno! Los mejores recursos aquí 👈 

I found this idea in Pinterest. 
The students toss a stone and jump through the sight words. Once they are standing on the word, they have to make a sentence with it. 
It is a fun activity you can play everywhere! Materials? a piece of chalk and a stone

I made this template to play sight words dominoes. I use it in learning centers. 
Ask them to read and spell the words aloud. You can download this or print a customized set https://sightwords.com/sight-words/games/dominoes/

This domino is a great way to practice sight words. Students have to be able to read or at least identify the sight words while playing a game. My kids love it and its a fun way to improve their reading!

This workbook is design for students to practice sight words. Sight words are extremely important during the reading process. It provides fluency and better understanding. In this workbook, students have to read, trace, color, search and write every sight words. There are also some reviews along the way to make it more fun and dynamic. 

Hola Profes! Se viene el periodo de evaluación y qué mejor que ayudar a nuestros alumnos en su lectura en Inglés de una forma sencilla y dinámica.
Incluye:
- 14 sight words (incluye la pronunciación en Inglés y ejemplos)
-16 CVC words (Incluye la pronunciación en Inglés)
-2 ejercicios de comprensión lectora

Es importante descargar el powerpoint.

I personally used this WS for centers to practice specific words, for example tricky words. Each student chose a tricky words and they use it to play tic tac toe (instead of circles and crosses). They can play many times with different words in the same sheet.

Exploring the topic of 5 senses is amazing! There is so much to do!
That's why, I am leaving an assessment that you can also use as a project or activity in class. 
The idea is that you make 5 groups in your class, each group with a different sense. They have to complete the information and decorate it as they want. 

I did this activity with my friend Carmen Ortúzar. 

I use this worksheet in centers to practice special words like tricky words (or sight words). They chose a word from a list that the teacher writes in the board and write it in the big rectangle on top of the page. Then they write the same word again with their pencil, crayons, color pencils and crayons.

These colourful and clear flashcards with the days of the week are an excellent resource to laminate and leave on sight in the class, to use on centres and as morning work to identify the day of the week we are on.