Watch the video below to see how it works!
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Students start with the memory game and work their way through 6 sets of words. Once the students master the first ten words, they move on to a reading card that introduces sentence structure and punctuation. So simple, yet such a fantastic engaging way to teach those tricky sight words.
Each Reading Game comes with 6 different sets of words, 3 cards for each color, and 6 different books. Students work in rainbow order until they have mastered all 180 words. Students walk away with great sight word recognition and confidence to begin their reading journey.
Ready to purchase? Here is the BEST news. Wouldn’t you expect for a program like this to be really expensive? It is not! This game cost $34.95. You can easily purchase through an EdMarket dealer on The Reading Game’s website. I am so thankful that I can purchase a high quality and engaging reading game and not break the bank! And guess what else? You can also purchase this through the Scholastic Book Club. The game in the Bonus Classroom Catalog. Teachers can get the game for 1190 points. The item # is 045696.
Erika has agreed to give one lucky reader a copy of “The Reading Game.” You can enter to win below!
We homeschool and our youngest is struggling with reading. We’d love to win this and help her along her way.
I would love to get this wonderful game as I am a Kindergarten Teacher with ELL inclusion students. I think it would be very beneficial to these students as they are expected to read around Christmas. I am trying to find new andinnovative ways to help my students to be successful with the Kindergarten skills.
I am a bilingual kinder teacher. Most of my students are all Spanish speaking children who have been in the United States no more than a year. This would be a great way to introduce them to sight words and get them excited about learning English.
I would love this for my RTI group. I have the bubble kiddos who need great reading strategies to keep their bubble from popping! Love this!
I’d love this for summer school!
I homeschool and would love to teach my little guys with this game. Looks fun!
I homeschool my 8 year old son with dyslexia. We have tried many programs that haven’t worked. He learns really well through games so I think this may just be the key to getting him reading.
This will help my children learn to read and have fun doing it.
I teach first grade and this would be a fabulous addition to my sight word games! I would love this for my little struggling readers right now, too!
I’d love this for my intervention group. Specifically, I have a little boy in my class who has struggled all year with sight word work and fluency. I have tried so many things to help him with very little progress. This game looks engaging and effective. I think my RTI students would benefit greatly!
I would love this for my small group intervention groups. Such a fun way to read!
I would love this in my classroom to motivate and encourage students.
This looks awesome Bonnie! It would be fantastic for my struggling readers who are lacking confidence!