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Learn to Write Sight Words - by Hayley Lewallen (Paperback)
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Highlights
- Build skills while learning 100 sight words--a learn to write workbook for kids ages 5 to 7 Sight words are the essential building blocks young children should learn to read and write with speed and accuracy.
- 5-7 Years
- 10.0" x 8.0" Paperback
- 106 Pages
- Juvenile Nonfiction, Language Arts
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Book Synopsis
Build skills while learning 100 sight words--a learn to write workbook for kids ages 5 to 7
Sight words are the essential building blocks young children should learn to read and write with speed and accuracy. Learn To Write Sight Words is a fun, easy way for kids ages 5-7 to get a head start in school with simple, educational exercises that they're sure to love.
This interactive, learn to write for kids workbook has lots of engaging activities--as well as ample space to practice writing and tracing--that teaches words like "am," "eat," "play," "please," and "more." There's even a completion certificate in the back of the book that they can finish themselves. Little learners can become sight word stars--with some help from Learn To Write Sight Words!
This proven learn to write for kids approach features:
- 100 Practice pages--Go from easy to hard with sight words that get more difficult and challenging as they progress.
- Fun & functional--Discover these learn to write for kids activities--like filling in the blanks and letter tracing--that provide hours of learning fun.
- Colorful images--Reinforce writing skills and reading comprehension with full-color illustrations throughout this learn to write for kids activity workbook.
Give them a lifelong love of reading and writing with this learn to write for kids workbook.
Review Quotes
"As a first grade teacher, I have personally seen the importance of learning to read and write sight words. Learn To Write Sight Words: A Workbook for Kids takes children on a journey from tracing individual sight words to independently writing a sentence. This workbook will be perfect for children learning to write in my classroom, and for extra practice at home." --Laurin Brainard of www.theprimarybrain.com
"The author uses her knowledge as a teacher to encourage the progression of skills from tracing each sight word to using it in a sentence. Sight words are essential for beginning readers and writers to learn, and this workbook gives them plenty of practice on 100 important sight words." --Rachael Smith, www.literacywiththelittles.com
"This workbook is the perfect combination of fun and functional when it comes to learning to write sight words. The author has taken traditional sight word writing strategies and elevated them by adding multisensory components to each page. This workbook makes an excellent companion to any sight word learning program." --Sarah Punkoney, MAT, author of Stay At Home Educator