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sight words sentences cards fun ideas and centers for first grade, kindergarten, or really any age that you want to teach sight words to! i could see these being fun centers in preschool all the way through 2nd grade.. kids love building words at all ages :) i'm so excited to show you these sight word sentences cards and fun ideas for how to use them!! i am in love with these sight words sentences center cards i made because, well, they took me a long time to make! ha :) that's not the visuals for kids who learn through pictures but also have the building aspect for kids who learn by doing. plus, even though it took me a long time, i just really enjoyed making them! i love great visuals so it was fun for me and i'm excited to show them to you! so normally i use these sight words cards using bottle caps but today i want to show you some fun ways i use them using alphabet magnet if you want to see how i use water bottle caps to practice word building, check out my bottle cap cvc word building centers they're a super easy way to recycle and learn at the same time! i made them for all the different phonics sounds past cvc words too so you what i want to show you is how i also love to use my alphabet magnet letters with these! i recommend going to a craft store and getting a multiple compartment box like this to store your letters in! it makes word building so much quicker and is great practice for kids when they find the letters or put them back to practice abc order, letter recognition, etc. i bought a few of them so i could have multiple boxes of letters to grab and use. c.r.a.z.y. when sight words are used in hard sentences. learning sight words is hard enough! if a kid is learning my, they're not going to be able to read my family lives in a house. am i right?? ha! so i tried very hard to keep the sentences really easy to read, especially for the early sight words like my and see as seen below: have your kids use the magnet letters to put a letter in each circle to build the sight word. then, i recommend having them spell it out