Fun learning games for kindergarteners

30+ Play-Based Learning Kindergarten Activities - HAPPY TODDLER PLAYTIME

I NEVER use worksheets to teach kids letters but my kids both mastered their ABC's when they were 2. I never pushed them. We just played to learn. Try these letter learning ABC games that use in my classroom with kindergarteners and with my own kids to make learning fun. Do #4 for major bonus points with your kids!

Sight words are an important building block in learning to read. We could all use fresh ideas and activities for practicing sight words like this fun game! Sight word scratch is perfect for Kindergarten, First Grade, and even Second Grade!

Sight word worksheets working? Big, fat, NOPE! My kid can't sit still, and that's perfectly ok. Find your high energy child's active sight word game, great for kindergarten, first grade, or second grade. Bonus: learn why learning sight words is more effective when your kid is learning the ACTIVE way. Trust me, you definitely want to check out sight word game #2 oh yeah... and #8!

Time filler games are a necessity in the classroom! Don't you hate those awkward few minutes between activities we all have with our students? You know, when everyone's packed up and just waiting for the bell to ring, or when there are only four minutes before lunch, or the lesson you planned went much more...

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Tracing sight words is not the way to go! Practicing sight words requires repetition; it's true, but you can make it FUN with these epic sight word games for kindergarten and first grade. Your child will LOVE #2.

Sight words are a foundational part of your kindergarten, 1st grade, and 2nd grade students learning how to read! Your students need repetition to learn sight words, so I'm sharing my most creative and fun activities for working on this skill in the classroom! These ideas include movement, games, and more!