Sight Word Games

These Sight Word Games Are Out of Sight

There’s a reason sight words are introduced at an early age and why educators devote so much classroom time to teaching them: They’re vitally important to achieving literacy. But sight words aren’t always an easy hurdle for kids to clear. From silent letters to those like C and G that have multiple sounds, the road to sight word proficiency can get a little bumpy. The goal of our sight word games is to smooth out that road and do it in a fun way with cleverly animated characters, colorful images, and clear instructions. These games are designed to help your student perfect reading, saying, and memorizing sight words such as “and, she, more, and said.” After he’s accomplished that task, he can then move on to games that incorporate sight words into full sentences. The key here is to let your child try all of our free games to determine which ones work best for him. Then, when you see how much progress he makes, consider upgrading to a premium membership, which unlocks the door to all of our animated games that are accessible on desktop computers and portable devices.