Product Description

Watch confidence soar as children master 100 sight words ­ the words most commonly encountered in any text. Children read more fluently, write with greater ease, and spell more accurately when they know these high-frequency words! These fun, ready-to-go practice pages let kids trace, copy, manipulate, cut and paste, and write each sight word on their own. Features words from the Dolch Word List, a commonly recognized core of sight words. Also includes games and extension activities.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #45180 in Books
• Brand: SCHOLASTIC TEACHING RESOURCES
• Published on: 2002-02
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 3.00 pounds
• Binding: Paperback
• 112 pages

Customer Reviews

good for practing words
I purchased this one for my 5yr old son. Each page introduces a word and let kids practice the word and make a sentence with the word at the bottom. This is a well-made practicing book for Kindergarteners.

Great for PARENT who might want to teach their children during school breaks
Great for beginners - however, this book is not necessarily for teachers. I think it may have been written by a teacher for PARENTS to use during school breaks, or during the summer to help their child practice reading sight words. Also, I think that this book is a great help for someone learning English as a Second Language, at any age.
I think that this book has great worksheets, but you cant just plop one down in front of a child and expect for them to just do the work. You kind of have to actually make it fun. A child is more likely to engage in a learning activity if it is engaging, interesting and fun. A little creativity can go a long way when using this book as a beginning sight word builder.

My daughter loves it
I was amazed to see the bad reviews. Is this workbook more fun than Nintendo? UMMM, no, it is a workbook. I use it to reinforce what we have been learning in other more visually stimulating books. Do look at the pages and notice that the student gets to cut out the letters of the word and paste them for one of the activities. She LOVES that and it gives her practice with her motor skills. This book is a great resource that I use often. The last thing asked is for the child to use the sight word in a sentence. So on one page you get the word to trace, then the word to write on your own, the word to cut out and paste, then a sentence to write the word into and last of all you get to make your own sentence with the word. So you have reading, hand writing, cutting and pasting and creative writing all on one page. What more could you really ask for? This is a solid book that gets right to the skills children need to learn in short simple lessons.