Sight Word Sort and Graph Word Study Station
Sight Word Sort and Graph Word Study Station
Davies 2013
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Directions: Have students work in pairs or a small group with a teacher. As a group, work through the pile of cards discussing and sorting. Once all the words have been sorted, mix the cards back together. Put into a pile upside down and have pairs select 10 cards. Partners should read the cards out loud and sort them based on the number of syllables. Partners can then record their words on their response sheet and complete the graph to reflect how many of each type of word they have. When students finish they can play a matching game by turning all the cards upsidedown and selecting two, If the words have the same number of syllables they count as a match, and the player goes again. If they do not have the same number of syllables, the cards are turned back over and the next player goes. The game ends when there are no more possible matches. The player with the most pairs wins.
1 syllable 2 syllables
3 or more syllables seven better bring about hot hurt hold shall show
Name: ________________________________________
Name: ________________________________________
Directions: Record the ten words you selected on the lines below. Then use the graph to show how many syllables were in your words.
Directions: Record the ten words you selected on the lines below. Then use the graph to show how many syllables were in your words.