Feed the Dog Sight Word Activity

A fun way to practice sight word recognition is with this free printable game called "Feed the Dog". Forget the flash cards, this is much more motivating for kids! It features Fry's First 100 words, plus blank pages, so it's easy to customize it to your child's or student's skill level.

FREE sight word recognition activity for kids to read sight words while feeding bones to the dog. Fun and motivational literacy game for pre-k, kindergarten and first grade kids.
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This FREE printable Sight word game is perfect for pre-k, kindergarten and 1st grade kids, featuring Fry's First 100 words. You can also use the blank cards included to add your own words.

Materials Needed:
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To extend the activity, you can have children write down each sight word before feeding it to the dog. This will practice reading and writing at the same time. After all the bones have been fed, the child can then read their list of words for extra practice.






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Viviana is a blogging mom to a toddler, a preschooler, and a kindergartner, sharing ideas and resources for early education. She specializes in unique, hands-on printable activities that are educational, fun and inspire creativity in young minds.

7 comments:

  1. These are all so amazing, thank you for sharing

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  2. My kids love to do this activity! Thank you Totschooling for sharing this to us.

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  3. Thank you for sharing this, but i dont have idea how it can be used and I would lve to use this, because materials are so good. Can you give me any advice please? It is like if a pupil speaks the word correctly, he can feed a dog? Thank you! And sorry for my English :) Petra.

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  4. Directions for activity please?

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    1. Thanks for reaching out. The child reads each sight word before "feeding" the bone to the dog. This way they are practicing reading sight words. You don't have to give them all the words/bones at once. Give them the words they have already learned or are currently learning. Enjoy!
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  5. Thank you so much for this fun activity! My tot is not reading yet but loves to count so we have adapted this to fit her needs!

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