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Which She Do How Their If Will Up Other About Out Many: Teacher Preparation

The document provides instructions for setting up and playing a sight word game called Sight-Word Derby. Teachers are instructed to print, cut out, and assemble game boards and word cards. The directions explain that students take turns choosing word cards to try and complete sentences on their side of the game board. The first student to complete all six sentences wins.

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Which She Do How Their If Will Up Other About Out Many: Teacher Preparation

The document provides instructions for setting up and playing a sight word game called Sight-Word Derby. Teachers are instructed to print, cut out, and assemble game boards and word cards. The directions explain that students take turns choosing word cards to try and complete sentences on their side of the game board. The first student to complete all six sentences wins.

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Teacher Preparation: 1. Print out the game board and word cards.

Cut along the horizontal dashed line on each piece of the game board and attach them together using tape. (You may want to laminate the game board and word cards so theyre more durable for repeated use.) 2. Cut apart the word cards. Place them in an envelope to be stored with the game board.

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Lakeshore A sample of our Sight-Word Derby Whole Class Partner Game (LL219)

Directions: 1.  Place all 12 word cards facedown on the table. Take turns choosing a card and seeing whether it makes a sentence on your side of the board. 2.  If the word does makes a sentence on your side of the board, place the card in the correct sentence. If the word does not fit in a sentence, place the card back on the table. Then its your partners turn. 3. The first player to complete all six sentences wins!

S IG H T-W OR D DE R B Y
Did you know After Maria ate lunch, way to go? brushed her teeth. Mr. Green showed us to

There are many fun things to at the park.


I meet you at the mall.

draw a horse. They left coats on the hooks.

The vase was high

I will go

on the shelf. Tim plays soccer, baseball, and many sports. That book is

I can. Are you going

or staying in? There are so

Lakeshore

a pig that can fly.

fish in the tank!

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