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Pre-K Sight Words Activity Book for Kids Ages 3+ (Printable Version) - cover

Pre-K Sight Words Activity Book for Kids Ages 3+ (Printable Version)

Sheba Blake

Publisher: Sheba Blake Publishing Corp.

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Summary

A fun and engaging way to teach 40 top sight words to kids ages 3 to 4!

Give kids the building blocks necessary for reading success with Pre-K Sight Words Activity Book. The activities inside make it fun and accessible for kindergarten and first-grade students to learn the most common sight words and increase both their reading speed and comprehension.

Sight words are common words like “of,” “the,” and “you” that don’t fit standard rules of phonics and can only be learned through memorization. The exercises in this workbook will have kids read, trace, stamp and color each word to help commit it to memory.

Why You'll Love This Book:

• Ready to read: this book is ready to use exactly as it is.
• Gain mastery over writing using easy methods.
• Learn to pronounce and write sight words.
• Printable version for printing at home.
• A nice sized format (8.5"x11") to print.

Teach new readers how to identify common words on sight and boost their reading fluency with Pre-K Sight Words Activity Book.
Available since: 03/07/2022.

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