• Editable Sight Word Building Cards
  • Editable Sight Word Building Cards
  • Editable Sight Word Building Cards
  • Editable Sight Word Building Cards
  • Editable Sight Word Building Cards
  • Editable Sight Word Building Cards
  • Editable Sight Word Building Cards
  • Editable Sight Word Building Cards
  • Editable Sight Word Building Cards
  • Editable Sight Word Building Cards
  • Editable Sight Word Building Cards
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Editable Sight Word Building Cards

$7.00

These sight word building cards will make learning sight words a fun, hands-on experience.

Type in any 12 words that you want to work on and the sight word cards will auto-populate with 10 different font choices per word!

Each font represents a different manipulative that students can use to build the sight words - or even spelling words!

With 10 different ways to build words, students will stay engaged and excited about learning!

Here are the 10 different sight word building cards:

  • Pattern blocks
  • Snap cubes
  • Building bricks
  • Play dough
  • Pom poms
  • Letter tiles
  • Letter beads
  • Alphabet snap cubes
  • Bottle caps
  • Secret code

Students will use the manipulative represented on the card to make the word. 

This is such a fun, hands-on way to learn sight words!

These do not come in black and white, but since only the borders are in color, it is very easy to print in black and white or grayscale. 

*Having issues getting the printable pack? Please check out these helpful hints! If they don’t work, please contact me.

Note: Due to the VAT, we ask that those of you in Europe purchase our products on Teachers Pay Teachers.

After purchasing this product, you MUST open it with Adobe Reader. You can get it for FREE here: https://get.adobe.com/reader/otherversions/

If you do not open it with Adobe Reader, the formatting and fonts will not display correctly. This is the only way the editable fields will work.

Also, if you try to do this on a Chromebook, tablet or a phone, it usually does not work. Even if you are using Adobe on the device, it does not show the embedded fonts. You will need to do it on a regular computer.

  • 5 stars: 34 (79%)
  • 4 stars: 8 (19%)
  • 3 stars: 1 (2%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
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Miss Hope's Classroom
Exactly what I needed!

This is exactly what I was looking for! I can edit this with any word list we are working on. My students will use these as morning work task cards.

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Cynthia S.
LOVE THIS RESOURCE!

My first graders have needed extra help spelling sight words this year. This resource has been so perfect and has been so easy to prepare!

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Roni C.
So much fun

These are colorful engaging sight words sheets. The little ones love this

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Megan C.
Love this!

This was a great resource for my first grade classroom!

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Denita M.
My students loved the hands-on with this activity. Great for stations.

It was student friendly. My students were able to self check their work and read the words.

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Alicia C.
Small Group Ready!

My students love these activities; they are great for whole instruction and for use in center rotations!

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Nancy Ontiveros

This product was great and my students really enjoyed using it. It kept them engaged and excited to learn!

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Belinda Gaston

I use these in my small groups and love them. I love that they are editable and can do anything I need it to. I love that they have so many options on the kids practicing them.

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Miranda D.

Super cute way for my students to not only practice their sight words but to also get those fine motor skills in!

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Jennifer P.

My students loved using this resource. It allows you to gives all students a hands on learning approach! I highly recommend!

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Cindy J.

Great engaging center for students to work independently.

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Les Grenouilles de Madame - French Immersion

EDITABLE!! I love that I can use my own words to make fun word building activities. I teach in French, and it is hard to find fun resources like this one with the words I want/need - since it's editable, I can use any words that my students need to work on. They love all the options and when they've done a manipulative type once, they always know what to do, which makes set up/instruction time much quicker!

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Michelle Kuhlemeier

These are great to use throughout the year for literacy centers or partner work. My students enjoyed building their words with different manipulatives.

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Joanna A

Lots of options for high-frequency word activities; I love the mystery ones for my students.

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The Kinder Cottage

Let me start by saying that I love the idea of this resource! I love that I can type my own words in for my students to practice! The thing I don't like (and it might totally be something I can fix when I have time to look at it more closely) is that they are so small since it's 2/page. I would prefer to have them 1/page in order to have my students use them as a puzzle/mat rather than a picture card for them to try to solve by just seeing it, if that makes sense. Again, I love that it's editable, I love that I can make any words I want, and I love the amount of ways to build the words. I just wish there was also a 1/page option so that they were more to scale for the ones that are building with unifix cubes, shapes, playdough, etc.

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I totally understand what you are saying and I wanted it to work this way too. The problem is that even with 1 per mat, the width can't be any wider. That would only change the height. Also, Adobe doesn't allow the font to auto-size beyond 140 pt, which is what we have it set to. Then it auto adjusts down from there depending on the length of the word. As you can see in the pictures on the listing, the word 'and' doesn't extend any wider because Adobe is maxing out at 140 font size. Some of the fonts are larger than others at 140 pt, but that is due to the way the font is created and not anything that we can control. Also, we have to use a font to do this, rather than clip art, because that is the only way to make it editable. Hope that helps make sense of why it was created this way. Thanks for the feedback!

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Marcia H.

Great resource for sight word practice in independent centers

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Emily M.

My student's love this center- highly engaging!

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Sarah E R.

Great way to enhance sight word ability. My struggling readers enjoyed each activity.

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Ashlen Johnson

This is so fun!

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Chartel S.

Excellent resource that kept my scholars on task.

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MsRsFlock

My kids love this activity.

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Shannon M.

Thank you!

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Crystal W.

Thank you

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Tami A.

Thanks!

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Kerstin S.

My kids have fun using all the different manipulatives to make the words--very engaging.

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Christiane K.

I love that this resource gives you multiple ways to make the words. Such as play dough, cubes, beads and other great ways. This gives students multiple opportunities to use different tactiles.

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Tori D.

My students love using these for sight words!

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Lindy C.

This is a wonderful resource to add to our learning centres - thank you very much!

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Doyle W.

So excited about this resource!! Thank you so much for sharing your hard work!!

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Samantha I.

Very fun way to practice sight words!

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Laurie P.

I liked using this resource to help me create new interactive activities that my students can work on during their independent word work centers.

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Nicole B.

My students love using this resource for their classroom centers. It's always a go-to activity for free choice as well.

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Christine S.

Great resource to practice HFW!

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