After many requests the Romping & Roaring Primer Sight Words Packs are done! We have been just loving the first Romping & Roaring Preprimer Sight Word Packs! So after several emails and requests, I have got around to finishing up the Primer set! There are 52 words in this set. That is 12 more than the last set! I just love how easy these pages are to use. These packs work with any system and are very flexible. You can use them as you want to with no need to build on other sets before it.
I have bought and used several sight words sets. They would all have a set of words together and was hard when they might not match up with what my girls were learning in school or at home. I sat down and figured out my girls favorite activities and ways to make learning the words fun and so the packs were created!
Like my last set you can get them all right now at my store for $15 at Teachers Pay Teachers. If you want to know more about the series scroll down and see all the pages!
What is in a Romping & Roaring Primer Sight Word Pack?
You are going to find 10 pages of activities for the follow words from the Dolch Primer Sight Word List: all, am, are, at, ate, be, black, brown, but, came, did, do, eat, four, get, good, have, he, into, like, must, new, no, now, on, our, out, please, pretty, ran, ride, saw, say, she, so, soon, that, there, they, this, too, under, want, was, well, went, what, white, who, will, with, yes.
There are 6 pages in the free set and 4 additional pages only in the selling set for each word. The ten pages are: Sight Word Playdough Mat (or decorate the word), Dot the Sight Word, Sight Word Trace – Color – Write, Sight Word Color by Letter, Find Sight Word in the Sentences, and Trace the Sight Word in the Sentences, Sight Word Word Search, Review Page, Read – Trace – Write a Sentence, Sight Word Paths.
Once a month 4 word packs will be coming out. They will be going in order on the Dolch Primer Sight Word list.
Sight Word Playdough Mat is fun to use for playdough or just decorating the word! You can get really creative with this.
Dot the Sight Word are fun to use dot markers with, but we use several other things as well to mix it up!
Sight Word Trace – Color – Write is fun for a child that likes to practice writing the word. We put the three options on paper in a foam dice and which of the options comes up they do it. They roll the dice and color comes up they color the word.
Sight Word Color by Letter is fun to learn letters and colors with your sight words. We often use crayons but you are not limited to that when you do the pages.
Find Sight Word in the Sentences is fun for looking for words in use. You can also look for the words that you might also know in the sentences. We often use markers or crayons to mark our words.
Trace the Sight Word in the Sentences is easy to do and fun sentences to read after you have finished as well. You can make this hands on by having them place Appletters on the words.
Sight Word Search is one of my girls favorites from the sight word packs. They love finding the 6 words and then figuring out all the rest of the words in the page. It is always fun to see what they find.
Review Page is great for the end of the unit or a review after you have completed several words and just want to review. I give my girls crayons and pencil to see what fun they can have with the page.
Read – Trace – Stamp – Write a Sentence is another nice review. You can do this different with various ages. For my older two, they write their own sentences and my youngest I help her write a sentences. This is a fun review page as well.
Sight Word Paths are lots of fun to do. We often do them with dot markers because that is my girls favorite. We try and mix it up every now and then.
You can also check out some of the pages and how we used them in the Romping & Roaring Preprimer Sight Words Packs.
Here is a look at all the pages!
Don’t want to wait for the words to come out once a month and get the 4 extra pages?
You don’t have to wait! You can get them all in advance plus the additional pages and the nine extras. You can get the Romping & Roaring Primer Sight Word Packs for $15.00! That is 2 cents per page!
What is in the Extras?
The new extras are only in the selling set plus some on the site are included to make it easier to have all the information together. The new extras are only in the selling set. They wont ever be available for free.
You are going to find the following extras: Primer Sight Word Cards (3 types: Regular, Cube, & Word in the Frame), Small book with All Dolch Primer Words (Read, Trace & Color), Dolch Primer Sight Word list also with check off, Fun List Check with check that matches up to the set, Read – Write – Build Printable, Word Search Answer Key, and Sight Word Coloring Pages.
You don’t have to take my word for it. Check out what people had to say about the last set of Romping & Roaring Sight Words Packs.
The first pack out today is Romping & Roaring Primer Sight Word Packs are out Today: all, am, are, at!
Click here to get your Romping & Roaring Primer Sight Word Packs: all, am, are, at!
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How exciting! I would use the sight word packs with my five year old and then again when my 3 year old is ready/shows interest. Thank you so much all of your hard work!
My 5 yr old kinder daughter!!
This is such a great resource!!
We’ve been using the pre-primer sight word packs and love them! So glad you came up with these!
I would love to use your Romping and Roaring Sight Word Packs with my kinders. I have some who are already reading and just need some review and others who are just learning sight words.
This would be perfect for my 5-year old! We completed the pre-primer words and working our way through the primer words.
I’ve been working on a lot of sight word activities with my 5 year old, so he’d be the first to use this set with my 3 year old following after him shortly!!
My family fell in love with your printables this summer when we did the summer series that you put out. My question is how do you recommend printing the small book that comes with the extras? I don’t know why but my brain isn’t working tonight so I can’t make it work like a book. Did you cut each word “page” out and then staple them together? I remember reading there being a funky way that you work your emergent readers and wasn’t sure if this was the same case.
I laminated the page and hole punched them and put in binder rings.
Thank you. That is what I was thinking of doing too.
My daughter just turned three this past week but she already knows quite a few letters and their sounds. This would be neat to start putting together for her for when she’s ready for whole words.
I would use it with my son! And eventually my daughter once she’s old enough and ready to use it.
My 5 and 6 year olds would love this!
With my 4 year old who be learning sight words soon. Love your packets!
Love your pages! I’d share these with my four year old!
This would be grreat for my homeschool kids!
I love all your work. I was working I’m an ABA preschool and using ask your work but now I am in a life skills public school with elementary age kids. My few that are starting to read use your work for their independent work. They really enjoy the activities.
My 3 year old son is obsessed with “doing school” when his sister does her schoolwork. We love your packs and use them often. This would make a great addition to our collection. Thanks!
I would use these with my five year old!
I would use it with my son.
I would use these in my TK/K classroom! I love your stuff!
I would use this with my 4 1/2 year old daughter! Thank you for the opportunity to win!
I am just starting to introduce sight words to my TK class and these activities look great!
I LOVE your blog thank you for all the great information, I’m using this as my go to sight for homeschooling K4.
I use your blog all the time!!! I would use the pack with my 2 kiddos who are preparing for kindergarten.
Oh, man. My two little boys need this so badly right now. We are crazy behind in school. Ugh!