Autumn Primer Sight Word Cards

Autumn sight word cards for the US primer sight word list: 52 leaf-shaped cards, one for each word, including are, have, please, there, want and with.
Year levels
Foundation, Pre-school (Early Years)
Pages
17
File type
PDF
Preparation
Print ready

Updated Oct 11, 2024

Subject
Seasons, Holiday & Seasonal, Reading, English
Topic
Sight Word Flash Cards, Sight Word Games
Resource types
Flashcards
Preparation
Print ready

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Get kids excited to learn about sight words with this set of autumn sight word cards. These sight word cards can help create a fun autumn sight word literacy centre or an engaging sight word game for students to enjoy while learning sight words from the primer or Foundation sight word list. Create classroom games, instructional tools, or centre prompts out of these versatile cards!

What is Included:

This set includes one leaf sight word card for each word on the primer sight word list. There are also blank leaf cards for teachers to write in their own words if they need to include extra words.

Ways to Use:

  • Flash Cards - Students can work alone or with a partner to read the words on each card.

  • Memory Game - With two copies of these cards, students can create a memory game by turning over two cards to see if they can make a match.

  • Sand or Salt Tray Cards - Use the cards in conjunction with a sand or salt tray for students to copy the sight word in the sand or salt for a fun writing centre activity.

  • Writing Centre Reference Cards - Place the candy corn cards in the writing centre for students to reference when writing their own stories or sentences.

  • Place in Alphabetical Order - Students can take a set of candy corn cards and place them in alphabetical order.

  • Write the Room - Students will look for the words placed around the room and record them on their paper.

  • Fishing Game - Students will catch the sight words using a magnetic pole by attaching a paper clip to each card. Students can read the words they caught.

  • Pocket Chart Games - The pocket chart can be used to display the words as a reference for students or be used to place various sight word games.

These sight word cards are a low prep activity for teachers to create for students. They just need to be printed, cut apart, and paired with the desired materials. The cards can easily be stored in a task box for easy set up, clean up, and storage.

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