RAR LevelA Workbook

Practice
Workbook
CARNIVAL FUN - LEVEL A
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Table of Contents
Letter A Activities 1-3

Letter B 4-6
Letter C 7-9
Letter D 10-12
Letters E 13-15
Letter F 16-18
Letter G 19-21
Letter H 22-24
Letter I 25-27
Letter J 28-30
Letter K 31-33
Letter L 34-36
Letter M 37-39
Letter N 40-42
Letter O 43-45
Letter P 46-48
Letter Q 49-51
Letter R 52-54
Letter S 55-57
Letter T 58-60
Letter U 61-63
Letter V 64-66
Letter W 67-69
Letter X 70-72
Letter Y 73-75
Letter Z 76-78
Letter Activity Ideas 79-80

Rhyming Words 81-84
Categorizing and Sorting 85-88
Matching 89-92
Patterns 93-96
Sight Words 97-108
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Carnival Fun Level A – Red Apple Reading
Letter A
Draw a line on the path of AaAaAa to get the airplane to the
airport. Circle every A or a that you see!
A e A
aA R
A a a
a
P A Aa A
E c f o a
a v
A k t s A
u o A a
A a
b h A A v
a a N
A A A
T a Aa
AaA
Red Apple Reading Level A Page 1
Letter A
Circle the letter a in each word. Then solve the riddle. Circle
the picture that begins with the letter a.
ant apple angry
ark arm arch

I’m green. I have sharp teeth. I have a long tail. I have
short legs. I live where it is warm. I like water. What am I?

Letter A
Art begins with A! Find and circle 5 A’s and 5 a’s in the
picture. Then circle each A in the sentence below.
A
a
a
a
A A
a
Art is awesome!
Letter B
Trace each letter B or b that you see on each
baking tray.
BopcjI
bbtBno
Bipndg
mbobh
Letter B
Say the name of each picture. Circle the picture if it begins
with the Bb sound.

Letter B
Say the name of each picture. Color the bath bubble blue if
it has a picture that begins with the Bb sound.

Letter C
Say the name of each picture. If it begins with the hard Cc
sound (like a K), color the letter C around it.

Letter C
Say the name of each picture. If it begins with soft Cc (like an
S), draw a line from the picture to the letters Cc.
Cc

Letter C
Can you find the letter C hidden in the picture of the canoe?
Circle all 10 of them! Then practice writing the letter C.
C
C
C
C
C C
C C
C
C
C
CC
Letter D
Duke the dog does not know which balls belong to him.
Color the ball if it has the letter D or d on it.
D D
a b
D d
d
D c B
d D R
Letter D
Say the name of each picture. If it begins with the Dd sound,
write the letters D and d next to the picture.

Letter D
Look at the word next to each duck. If it begins or ends with
the letter d, draw a line from the duck to the pond.
dig dog
had
duck
can
path
dot
sad
pond

Letter E
Ellie is counting e’s and E’s. Count and write how many on the
line. The number words begin with e! Color the e’s and E’s.
eight
eight
eleven

Letter E
Eat begins with E! Find and circle each e you see on the food
labels.
egg
bread apple
ice cream grapes

pear
lemons
meat jelly s
Letter E
Say the name of each picture. If you hear the long E sound as
in each, circle the picture. If you hear a short E sound as in
elevator, draw a square around the picture.

Letter F
Color each space with F or f to help each frog get a fly.
b
f F f
F f A F
F E
T F e t R
f F
s f E f F
T S
F m j f
f F d k
f F
H p f c
F o
i F
Letter F
Answer each riddle. Circle the answer that begins with F.
This object goes around

In circles. It keeps you
cool! What is it?
This animal has a big

bushy tail. Its name
rhymes with box.
What is it?
Everybody has two

of these. They help
you walk. What is it?
This object represents

your country. It can blow
in the wind. What is it?

Letter F
Say the name of each picture. Draw a line to match the
picture and the word.
fish
fire
fork
flute
flashlight
firefighter
flower
football

Letter G
Say the name of each picture. If it begins with hard G (like the
word GO), draw a line from the picture to the letters Gg.
Gg

Letter G
Say the name of each picture. Do you hear the soft G sound?
Write g at the beginning of each word. Then color the gems!
ems erms
el iraffe

Letter G
Gus will buy 4 things that begin with the hard G sound (like
the word GO). Circle the 4 things he will buy.

Letter H
Hannah is hunting for the letter H. Help her! Find and circle
the letter H each time you see it. There are 10.
H
H H
H
H
H H
H
H H

Letter H
Say the name of each picture. If it begins with the H sound,
draw a square around it.

Letter H
Color each square with an H or h. What did you discover?

Letter I
Say each picture name. Which beginning sound is different?
Draw an X over the one that doesn’t belong in each row.
island
ice
ape
unicorn
iguana
instruments
ice cream
ivy
anchor
igloo
orange
ink

Letter I
Insect begins with I. Trace and write the letters I i on the lines.
Then draw your own silly insects in the space below.
Ii
Ii
Ii

Letter I
Write the letter I at the beginning of each sentence.
Then circle the picture that shows what you like.
_________like .
_________like .
_________like .
_________like .

Letter J
Jewel begins with J. Color the capital J jewels blue. Color the
lowercase j jewels green.
j J j
J j
j
j J
j j
J j
j
J
j
J j
j
j J j
Letter J
Say the name of each picture. Circle the letter that stands for
the sound at the beginning.
Jj Pp Jj Bb Jj Ll
Jj Tt Jj Bb Jj Cc
Jj Aa Jj Bb Jj Hh
Letter J
Can you find 10 J’s in the jaguar’s jungle? Circle them!
J
J J
J
J J
J
J
J J

Letter K
Read each riddle. Circle the correct picture answer that
begins with the K sound.
This is a boat made

for one person.
What is it?
This is a sport of
kicks and hits.
What is it?
This is the room in

a house where
you cook food.
What is it?
This is something red

that you can squirt
and eat. It goes on
French fries too.
What is it?

Letter K
These words begin with k but the k is silent. Write the letter k
at the beginning of each word. Practice writing K and k.
nob
not
night
nife
Letter K
Help Kevin kick the ball into the goal! Draw a line to connect
pictures that begin with the K sound.

Letter L
Living things begin with L. In each section, find and circle two
living things that begin with the L sound.

Letter L
Link the L items! Draw a line from an item on the left to the
linking word then to the item on the right.
Part of the
body
Animal
Part of a
tree
Fruit
Gives off
light

Letter L
Circle the L word that matches the picture.
ladder lips
lion lifeguard
left log
lake lime
laptop locker
lemon light
lock love
like loop
lake library

Letter M
Mike the mailman must deliver mail to the man at the
mansion. Find and circle each letter with an M on it.
M m A
K M
M
M
M M
m
J E
m D
M M
m
F
M m
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Letter M
Help the mouse get through the maze to the cheese. Color
each square with an m.
m m m m d s f x o p
a e b m e i n e w l
d g c m g b a c n t
e m m m r m m m m w
f m w n f m e f m d
h m t p o m b d m g
o m m m m m c j m h
n p n e h i a m m i
l s b a g k j m b q
k a r c d i e m
Letter M
Say the name of each picture. Write the letter m above the
picture if it begins with the m sound.

Letter N
Say the name of each picture. Listen for the beginning sound.
Look at the beginning letter. Circle the correct word.
nickel best fine

pickle nest nine
bet nail purse

net fail nurse
Practice writing N and n.

Letter N
Color the noodles that are in the shape of N or n.

Letter N
Say the name of each picture. Listen for the ending sound.
Draw a box around the pictures that end with the n sound.

Letter O
Say each picture name. Color the O if the picture name
begins with the O sound.

Letter O
Say each picture name. Listen for the long O sound in the
middle. Draw a line to match the pictures that rhyme.

Letter O
Outside starts with O. Find and circle 10 O’s hidden outside.
O
O O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O

Letter P
Polly’s painting all kinds of letters. Circle each P and p with
your favorite color.
PR o
g P
P
P P k
P c b
P
d
P P
P D P
Letter P
In each column, draw an X on one picture that does not
begin with the P sound.

Letter P
Draw a line to match the picture that begins with P to the
correct word.
pig
pen
pie
pumpkin
pool
pants
Letter Q
Quilt starts with Q. Use the code to color the quilt.
Code: q= q = q= Q=
Q Q q Q Q
q Q Q Q q
Q Q Q Q Q
Q Q Q Q Q
q Q q Q q
Q Q q Q Q
Letter Q
Write the letter q at the beginning of each word.
__ueen
__uarter
__uinoa
__uill
__uail
Letter Q
Circle the word to complete the quiz about words that begin
with q.
The opposite of loud is __________________________.
quiet quest quick
A duck says _________________________________.
quick quack quiz
The king’s wife is the ____________________________.
quarter quart queen
The opposite of the answer is the ___________________.
quiet question quick
The opposite of slow is _______________________________.
quiet quest quick

Letter R
Say the name of each picture. If it begins with the R sound,
draw a line from the picture to the letters in the middle.
Rr

Letter R
Ronny is running from the rain! Help him get home. Draw a
line on the path of things that begin with R sound.

Letter R
Find and circle 5 r’s and 5 R’s hidden in the room. Then write
an R word to tell something you have in your room.
R
R
r
r r
R
R
r
R
r

Letter S
All of these pictures begin with the S sound. Draw a line to
connect the pictures that go together.

Letter S
In each row, circle each S sound picture that you like to do.
Then circle each s you see on the page.
ski slide sled
sing shop swing
sail snorkel science

Letter S
picture to the correct word.

Letter T
Toy begins with T. Say each picture name. If it begins with the
t sound, draw a line to the toy box in the middle.
Toys

Letter T
Triangle starts with T! Color each triangle with the letter T or t
inside.
T T t
J E
t t
T
k
s f
T t T L
F
T t
Letter T
Say the name of each picture. Circle the letter to show the
beginning sound you hear.
Tt Kk Tt Hh Tt Pp
Tt Bb Tt Ii Tt Ll
Tt Aa Tt Jj Tt Hh
Letter U
Read the letter U riddles. Draw a line to the picture that shows
the correct answer.
Use this in the rain to stay dry.

What is it?
This person calls strikes

in a baseball game.
Who is it?
This country has 50 states.

What is it?
This mythical animal has a horn.

What is it?
On a team or in the army,

you wear this special outfit.
What is it?

Letter U
Say the picture names. Listen for the short U vowel sound.
Then draw a line to match the pictures whose names rhyme.

Letter U
Say the name of each picture. If you hear a short U as in cup,
circle the picture. If it has the long u sound like in June, draw
a square around it.

Letter V
Draw a line from Val to her violin. Do the same for the other v
pictures. Say each picture name as you go!

Letter V
Draw an X on any picture that does not begin with V. Can
you find the letter V hidden on this page? Circle it.

Letter V
Take a vote! Read each question. Write the letter V in the box
that shows your answer – yes or no.
yes no
Do you like to vacuum?
yes no
Do you like volleyball?
yes no
Do you like video games?
yes no
Do you like vegetable soup?
yes no
Do you like violets?

Letter W
Draw a line on the path from the waiter to the walrus. Say
each picture name as you go. What do you notice about the
path?

Letter W
Water begins with the letter W. Find and circle 10 W’s in the
picture. Wow! It’s tricky!
W W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W

Letter W
Answer the questions that begin with W.
What is your name? _____________________________
Which letter begins your last name? _____________
Who is your best friend? _________________________
Where do you live? _____________________________
When is your birthday? __________________________
What is your favorite color? ______________________
Why do you like that color? ______________________

_________________________________________________

Letter X
Say each picture name. If you hear the X sound, color the X
next to the picture.
x-ray hexagon
exit xylophone

Letter X
Some words end with X. Write the x to finish each word.
fo__
bo __
fi __
wa __
Letter X
These aliens are from Planet X. Help them get back home.
Draw a line on the path that has only the letter X.
X X X X X E W R T V G
H X Q V
K X X A B
X X X X X X A R U T Y L N
X E B Q
X G N X X X X X S
Y X X M T X X
R X X X X X X X X
K S M X X X X
R P O T C E X T P
O X X X X X X X
Planet
S X B F X
W L D X X X V Y
A E X X X X X
A V I J H X X X

Letter Y
Say each picture name. Circle each Y you see on the page.
yams yogurt
yak
yarn
yoga
yield
yolk yard
Letter Y
Yamir is yelling. Do you see the letter Y in his word bubbles?
Circle every Y or y you see.
Yay! Way to
Yes!
go!
Go
team! Yahoo!
You
did it!
Hooray! Yeah!
Yippee!
Letter Y
Read each question. Write yes or no on the line to show your
answer.
Do you like yams? ____________________________________
Do you like yogurt? __________________________________
Do you like yellow? __________________________________
Can you do yoga? ___________________________________
Do you have a yo-yo? _______________________________
Would you touch a yak?

____________________

Letter Z
Say each picture name. Draw a line to match the picture to
the correct word. Circle each Z you see on the page.
zero
zucchini
zipper
zig-zag
zinnias
maze

Letter Z
The drivers zoom around the track! Draw a line on each Z
track all the way to the stop light. Who will win?

Letter Z
Oh no! Zack the zebra is lost! Help him get back to the zoo.
Color each square that has a Z in it.
Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z
B S T I L A C V O Z
A D Y O G Z Z Z Z Z
N M E Z Z Z W P E J
Z Z Z Z X N P Q R T
Z O P L B W P A S H
Z Z Z Z Z Z Z
G N B L I U R

LETTER ACTIVITY IDEAS
Try these activities for more fun with letters!
Fishing for Sounds – Buy some inexpensive ping pong balls at

a local store. Use permanent marker to write a letter on each
ball. Fill a bucket with water and put the balls in. Ask your
child to “fish” for a letter with a small net (or just his/her
hands), identify the letter, and think of a word that begins
with that letter. Keep fishing!
Hop On It – Use painter’s tape to make letters on the kitchen
floor. Then call out a letter and have your child hop on that
letter. Encourage your child to make the letter sound and
identify a word that begins or ends with that sound. Then call
out another letter and let your child hop on it. For variety,
have your child, stomp, tap, sit, or balance on the letter.
Sticky Letter Search – Use letter stickers or small pieces of
masking tape with various letters written on them. Place them
around your home. Then give your child clues about where to
find certain letters. For example, you might say, “Look for the
letter M near something that shows your reflection. The name
of the object begins with M.” Your child can find the letter on
the bathroom mirror.
Keep It Up Categories – Blow up a balloon and play a game
of keep it up. Ask your child to choose a letter of the
alphabet. Explain that you will have to say a word that begins
with that letter before you hit the balloon each time. If you
cannot think of a word and the balloon touches the ground,
begin again with a new letter.
LETTER ACTIVITY IDEAS
Try these activities for more fun with letters!
Texture Letters – Use a cookie tray and try different textures

like sugar, flour, rice, popcorn kernels or shaving cream. Allow
your child to touch and experiment with the texture. Then use
your finger to make letters. Ask your child to make certain
letters or make your child’s name.
Bean Alphabet – Buy a bag of uncooked white beans. Use a
permanent marker to write a letter on each bean. Include
uppercase and lowercase letters. Place them in a container
and shake them up. Ask your child to pick a letter and find its
lowercase or uppercase match. Use the beans to organize
the alphabet, build simple words, and practice letter sounds.
Letter Drop – Use the beans from the above activity or make
small letter cards with index cards, sticky notes, or paper. Take
a handful and drop them on the ground. Identify a letter and
see how quickly your child can find it. Use the letters to make
words. Drop them again!
On the Go Bingo – Make a simple alphabet chart with all the
letters. Give your child a marker or stamper. While you travel
in the car or on the bus, ask your child to look for letters. As he
or she finds a letter, cross it off or stamp over it. Can you find
all the letters before you reach your destination?

RHYMING WORDS
Say each picture name. Listen for the same ending sound.
Draw a line to match the ones that rhyme.

RHYMING WORDS
Say each picture name. Listen for the same ending sound.
Draw a line to match the ones that rhyme.

RHYMING WORDS
Use the same endings to make rhyming words. Say the
picture name. Write the letter for the beginning sound.
__ake __ake
__ear __ear
__ell __ell
__ime __ime
__each __each
RHYMING WORDS ACTIVITY IDEAS
Try these activities for more fun with rhyming words.
Update a Rhyme – Read stories and poems, and listen to

songs with rhyming words. Choose a nursery rhyme and work
with your child to make up your own ending, with rhyming
words. Draw pictures to go with your story. Make a book!
Action Rhymes - Explain that you will say a word and your
child must act out a rhyme for the word. For example, if you
say “sun”, your child can “run” in place. Use words that rhyme
with jog, hop, dance, skip, slide, sit, clap, tap, spin, or lay.
Rhyme Toss – Use a ball, beanbag, large marshmallow, or a
rolled up sock for this game. Stand across from your child and
call out a word as you throw the ball. He or she must catch it
and say a rhyming word before throwing it back to you. For a
challenge, take a step back after each catch.
Game Time Rhymes – As you are playing your child’s favorite
games, encourage rhyming. For example, ask your child to
rhyme color words in Candy Land, number words in Uno, or
shape words in Shape memory.
Silly Rhyming Pictures – As you are practicing rhymes, have
your child choose a favorite rhyming pair and draw a silly
picture to illustrate the rhyme. For example, your child could
draw a pig with a wig, a goose drinking juice, or some ants
wearing pants.

CATEGORIZING & SORTING
Sort! Color the squares according to the code:
Food = Animal = Person =

Put the pictures in the right category. Draw a line from each
picture to the correct season.
Summer Spring Winter Fall

Color the lowercase letters blue.
Color the uppercase letters red.

CATEGORIZING & SORTING ACTIVITY IDEAS
Try these activities for more fun with sorting.
Book of Blue – Work with your child to collect magazine

pictures or other items that are blue (or any color). Glue them
on several pieces of card stock paper and staple them
together to make a book of blue. Look for a blue sticker, a
tag, a tissue, piece of yarn, a bead, and so on.
Starts with S – Brainstorm a list of items that start with the letter
S (or any letter). Help your child write them on a piece of
paper. Give clues about S words for your child to guess. Keep
the list in a notebook and choose a new letter each day.
Add to the list as you discover new words.
Everyday Sort – Engage your child in sorting with everyday
tasks like sorting laundry by color or family member, setting
the table, sorting toys by size or color, and so on. Describe
what your child is doing by saying something like, “I see you
put all the green toy cars in the same row.”
Find Five! – Make a list of 5 items for your child to find around
your home. You may use different categories, like: Things that
are yellow, things that are round, things that start with g,
things that are soft, and so on. For a challenge, do not tell
your child the category. Once he or she finds all the items,
encourage your child to identify what all the items have in
common.

MATCHING
Match the person to the picture that goes with his or her job.

MATCHING
pictures that have the same beginning sound.

MATCHING
Draw a line to match each animal with where it lives.

MATCHING ACTIVITY IDEAS
Try these activities for more fun with matching!
Memory Match – Use a deck of playing cards and encourage

your child to find matching numbers with a simple game of
go fish or memory. Choose a small set of cards (10 number
pairs) and place them all face down. Ask your child to flip
two cards at a time. Take turns until he or she finds a match.
Calendar Match – Use an old calendar to practice matching.
Cut out the little pictures on the back and see if your child
can match them to the big pictures.
Every Day Match – Practice matching with everyday tasks like

matching socks, shoes, or mittens. Match toys that are the
same color, silverware that is the same, and so on. Ask
children to find two objects that look the same in some way
(ame color, same size, or same shape).
Sticker Match – Buy a pack of stickers that have two matching

sheets. Give your child one sheet and you take the other
sheet. Place stickers on precut note cards or small pieces of
paper. Place one set on the table or floor. Place the other set
in a hat or paper bag. Have your child pick a card out of the
hat. How quickly can he or she place the card on its match?

PATTERNS
Circle the picture that comes next in the pattern.

PATTERNS
Circle the picture in the box that completes the pattern.

PATTERNS
Write the letter that comes next in the pattern.
LOLOLOLOLOL
JEJEJEJEJEJE
ABCABCABC
EWPEWPEWPE
SSQGSSQGSS
ROOROOROO
PATTERN ACTIVITY IDEAS
Try these activities for more fun with patterns!
Snack Patterns – Make a shish kabob snack with different

kinds of fruit. Have your child make a pattern with cut up
melon, sliced banana, strawberries and grapes. Or, make
patterns around the plate. Encourage children to explain the
pattern then eat it.
Dance Patterns – Explore patterns with actions and music. The
Hokey Pokey and the Chicken Dance are fun patterned
songs for kids. Or, make up your own patterned step routine.
Try hop, twist, shake, hop, twist, shake. What other patterns
can you try?
Artsy Patterns – Cut shapes and make a shape pattern on
paper. Draw patterns with markers or crayons. Make stamp
patterns. Make color patterns with splashes of paint. Cut
squares of different fabrics and ask your child to make a
texture pattern. Cut colored paper into strips and form into a
chain. Can you make a pattern of red, blue, purple, red,
blue, purple chain links?
Sing a Song of Patterns – Show your children how patterns
have a rhythm when you say the name of the pictures aloud.
Encourage your child to make up a pattern of words and sing
it as a silly song. Sing this example,
“Bologna, monkey, peanut butter,
bologna, monkey, peanut butter!”

SIGHT WORDS
Color the sight words according to the color code:
a = blue is = green
is a a is
a a
is
is a
a
is is
is is
is
is
is
a a

SIGHT WORDS
Color the sight words according to the color code:
the = yellow to= red
the to
the
the
to
to
the
to
to

SIGHT WORDS
Write the sight words I or like to complete each sentence.
Then circle each picture that tells about you.
_________ can .
I ____________________ .
I ____________________ .
___________ want a .
I ________________ .

SIGHT WORDS
Trace, write, then color the sight words. Then read the
sentence and circle the correct answer at the bottom.
see _____
see _____
with _____
with_____
I see with my:

SIGHT WORDS
Help Marcus make a banana milkshake. Color the squares
that have the sight words am and are.
am am am am
red can hat am
am am am am
wet sing
are are
pin sit
boat are
ten beg
set are
met are are are

SIGHT WORDS
Write the sight word and to connect the pictures that go
together. Write the sight word you to finish the sentences.
________________
________________
________________
I love _____________.
How are _____________?
I see _____________.
SIGHT WORDS
Draw a line to connect the words go. Draw a square around
the word for each time you see it.
go go go go for
for for for go for
for for for go for
for for for go for
go go go go
go for for for
go go go go go
SIGHT WORDS
Write me or my to finish each sentence.
Then practice tracing and writing me and my.
Call _________________.
That is __________________ .
I need _____________________ .
________________ is black.
Please pass _________________the .
me my
SIGHT WORDS – Multiple Words
Draw a line to match the sight words that are the same. Say
and spell each word as you match them.
the a
I like
to is
like you
a the
is I
and to
you and
SIGHT WORDS – Multiple Words
Find and circle these sight words in the word search puzzle:
you me my see for go with are am
a y o u a b f
s e m o s i o
m f y p e s r
e y n l e j c
t m a r e a m
g o k w o h i
f w i t h g

SIGHT WORD ACTIVITY IDEAS
Try these activities for more fun with sight words!
Park on the Sight Word – Use some toy cars or trucks and
create a sight word parking lot. Write the sight words on
poster board, an empty flat cardboard box, or use sticky
labels on the hard floor. Ask your child to drive his or her car
to the sight word you choose. Or, have your child drive onto a
sight word and read the word.
Decorate a Sight Word – Show your child how to write one of
the sight words in bubble or block letters. Alternatively, print
out one of the sight words in block letters. Ask your child to
decorate the sight words with different colors, lines, shapes,
and collage materials. You can use glitter, yarn, paper
scraps, textures, cotton, or whatever materials you wish. Or,
paint inside the letters. As you work, ask your child to repeat
the word, spell it, and use it in a sentence.
Sight Word Baseball – Create simple sight word flash cards on
note cards or paper squares. Set up 3 bases and home plate.
Your child starts at home plate. You throw a pitch (show your
child a flash card). If he or she can read the word, your child
can advance to 1st base. Continue to show words and allow
your child to advance around the bases.
Keep track of home run points.
Variation: Ask your child to spell the word
instead of reading it in order to advance
around the bases.

SIGHT WORD ACTIVITY IDEAS
Try these activities for more fun with sight words!
Flip the Sight Word – Stick or glue a few sight words on small
paper plates or circles. Give your child a pancake flipper and
ask for a sight word. Your child must use the flipper to lift up
the correct word and bring it to you. If it is correct, allow him
to flip it on the ground or on your head. Variation: ask your
child to balance with it and walk across the room.
Sidewalk Sight Words – Use sidewalk chalk to help your child
write the sight words on the ground. Ask your child to run,
hop, walk, walk backwards, or tiptoe to the correct sight
word. For a challenge, ask your child to run to three sight
words in a particular order. Your child will be practicing many
skills at one time!
Make those Sight Words – Use scrabble tiles, alphabet cereal,
letter noodles, sticker letters, or magazine letters to make the
sight words. Encourage your children to look at the word on a
paper or flash card then find the correct letters to spell out
the word.
Silly Sight Word Sentences – Have your child choose a sight
word and use it in a silly sentence. Your child can say or write
the sentence. The sillier the sentence, the better! Have your
child draw a picture to illustrate the silly sentence. You may
want to continue the fun and make an entire silly story, using
at least one sight word in each sentence.

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The opposite of the answer is the ___________________.

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The opposite of slow is _______________________________.

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