Sight Words Fishing Game

Includes: 220 fish with words and 2 blank fish 1 fishing mat 2 fishing poles 1 instruction cards BEGINNING LEARNER Spread the fish facing up on the mat. If your kid is still learning the sight words, spread out groups of 6 fish to prevent them from becoming overwhelmed. Hand your kid the pole and explain that he is the fishing man in this round. Read a sight word, make a simple sentence with the word, spell it out loud and read it again. For example, “AND, You AND I are having fun. AND. A-N-D, AND.” Your kid catch the matching fish, he can keep it. If they don’t get the word correct, give the child some practice with the word. Then we return the fish to the pond for them to catch again later in the game. The game ends when all the fish are caught. For more repetition, you can go through all the caught fish. Fishing Contest Players take turns catching fish with the pole and reading the word on the fish. If the words is read correctly, the player can keep the fish. The player who got the blank fish is required to return all his fish back to the pond. The player with the most fish at the end wins the game. Review the children's "keep" piles.just s importantly, review the fish left in the pond that no one was able to win, so they can identify and practice these problematic words.

Sight Words Fishing Game