Editable Word Work Board Game Worksheets - No Prep Sight Word & Spelling Games

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These no-prep editable word work board game worksheets are sure to engage and excite young learners while working on high frequency words, sight words, heart words, spelling words, phonics skills and more! Students will get lots of practice with reading and writing words - all in an engaging, fun way!

Just print and play! You only need a few basic manipulatives. Use as worksheets or slide into page protectors and use again and again. No need to cut anything out!

Details:

  • 15 different themes so that you can use them all year long.
  • Each theme comes with 2 different board game worksheets - 1 for the first 6 words on your list and 1 for the second 6 words on your list

All together, you will get 30 different editable game worksheets for lots of fun and learning.

Skills included in the editable word work games pack:

  • Reading words
  • Writing words
  • Handwriting practice

Themes included in pack:

  • School bus
  • Apple
  • Pumpkin
  • Turkey
  • Gingerbread house
  • Christmas Tree
  • Snowman
  • Heart
  • 4 leaf clover
  • Easter egg
  • Bunny
  • Flower
  • Umbrella
  • Sand bucket
  • Ice cream

To use these editable sight word games, students will follow these steps:

  1. Roll the dice.
  2. Move that many spaces on the game board.
  3. Read the word you landed on.
  4. Then trace the word you landed on.
  5. Keep rolling, reading and tracing words until all the words on the game board have been traced.

Play with a Partner!

Students can also play with a partner. Students will take turns rolling dice, reading and tracing words using different color writing utensils. Once all of the words have been traced, count up the ones you traced. Who traced more words? That person wins the game!

What’s included in this pack of editable board games?

This pack includes 30 editable board games that span 15 different themes.

Who is this editable spelling game for?

These editable word work games will give pre-k, kindergarten, first grade and second

grade students a fun way to learn to read and spell words.

What is the best way to use these editable high frequency word games?

  • During literacy centers
  • For morning work
  • During small group instruction
  • Early finisher activity

How much prep is involved in getting the editable board games ready for use?

  • Type in your words.
  • Print the pages you would like to use.
  • Grab dice, a pencil and two mini erasers or counters (for game pieces).