Monster 100 Sight Words

Help you kids master these sight words sooner than later. Did you know that 50 to 75 of the words used for K to 2 grades are sight word that can not be learned through traditional phonics.? They must be learned by memorization. But once that happens, kids are on their way to more success in school. There are over 1,000 words kids should learn by around 4th grade or so, and about 300 of them should be learned before 3rd grade. But memorizing is boring. Unless you have a little help. Just like the help we've found with these cute little monster letters. Book 1 of Monster 100 Site Words features 100 words that kids should understand and master by the end of 1st grade. Each page has one word spelled first by the monsters. And boy, are they funny. The big, bold images can be colored in and it should be used as a reward for finishing the other work that includes tracking, writing and reading. Details 111 pages 8.5 x 11-inches 100 sight words (1 page each) Tracking and writing on D'Nealian writing lines Large work images with monster to color Word list on the front Flashcards at the end (with ideas on how to use them) Perfect bound If you're looking for more educational and entertaining ideas for your kids, just click on JEM Books under the title to be taken to our author's page.

Are you kids ready for more sight words? We bet they are and so are the Monsters with 100 more words to learn and trace. Did you know that 50 to 75 of the words used for K to 2 grades are sight word that cannot be learned through traditional phonics.? They must be learned by memorization. But once that happens, kids are on their way to more success in school. There are over 1,000 words kids should learn by around 4th grade or so, and about 300 of them should be learned before 3rd grade. But memorizing is boring. Unless you have a little help. Just like the help we've found with these cute little monster letters. Book 2 of Monster 100 Site Words features 100 more words that kids should understand and master by the end of 1st grade. Each page has one word spelled first by the monsters. And boy, are they funny. The big, bold images can be colored in and it should be used as a reward for finishing the other work that includes tracking, writing and reading. Details 8.5 x 11-inches 117 pages 100 new sight words (1 pages each) Tracing and writing space with primary lines Large back and white line drawings of monster sight words to color Full word list in the front Flash cards to cut out and use at the end Glossy paperback, paperback cover Perfect bound If you're looking for more educational and entertaining activities for kids, just click on JEM Books under the title to see our Author's Page.

"The most common words for teaching reading, writing, and spelling."--Page 4 of cover.

Just focus on the learning thats needed, sometimes pushing our children to do more may not be the right thing for them. Use this Easy, fun way to learn the 45 Reception year sight words. These words appear most frequently in our reading and writing. Filled with fun games for the whole family. Cut out pages to save time printing & making your own sight word cards. Colourful images and big bold words.

The Word Eating Monster is a story of adventure that teaches directionality and all of the pre-primer basic sight words. Once early readers can read all of the sight words in the story along with Micah the Hero, they will have mastered the first sight word list that most emergent readers are exposed to A monster is eating all the words inside of Micah's book. Some of the words have escaped and are hiding all over his room. Micah must save the day by finding the monster, reading the words in his tummy and the run away words hiding all over his room. It's not going to be easy to find the monster and read all the words, but Micah the Hero, is going to try. He must look up and down, to the left and to the right, inside and outside and all over the place! How about you? Can you help Micah read all of the words and save the day?

The girl shows the monster there is nothing scary in the bedroom.

Introduces a sight word(s) within a delightful story. The sight words introduced in this book are "are, down, out."

Recycle and Play transforms what many might consider trash—cardboard, bubble wrap, egg cartons, or plastic wrap—into invitations for zero-waste playful learning.