Making a cut-and-paste sight words collage is an easy way for your child to practice sight or spelling words.

While playing Learning Resources Sight Word Swat ($11), kids ages 5 and up can build their reading, spelling, and vocabulary skills as they race to swat various sight words before other players.

Here's a description from the site: These are books I created to help my little ones who were struggling with word boundaries, sight words and alphabet skills. They loved having their own books ...

A (slightly more devious) variation on this from another group member: Tape their sight words to your bedroom door and tell your kids they’re the “passwords” to enter in the morning.

The volunteers with Statesboro's Read Georgia program are celebrating the achievements of young readers who are developing ...

Learning begins on the school bus for some Georgia elementary students who are being introduced to sight words on the ride to school.

A nine-year-old male student with learning disabilities exhibiting speech and language delays, reading below grade level, participated in the study. He was taught to illustrate his own picture prompt ...