Christmas has come & gone.
The days after Christmas seem so "deflated" in comparison
to the busy excitement and anticipation leading up to The BIG Day.
One of the things I am NOT fond of is taking down our Christmas Tree.
It seems so final - so sad!
Thinking about taking our tree down soon
gave me the idea for this fun game to play with the Lil Divas -
UNTrim the Christmas Tree -
A Sight Word Review Game
Note: We used Preschool & Kindergarten sight words to play the game but this can be adapted to use letters and numbers for younger children, adding basic addition or subtraction problems would turn this into a fun math game, or you can use picture cards to make a phonics sorting game (I am working on that version too), etc. So many FUN possibilities!
1. Pick an ornament
Have another idea for this game?
| UnTrim the Tree - A Sight Word Review Game |
What You Need:
green felt (or paper)
brown felt (or paper)
ornament cutouts
marker
bag or basket
| I bought the cut-outs at a local Teacher Store |
How To Play:
1. Place all ornaments on the tree with words facing down
No Peeking!
2. Pick an ornament off the tree
3. Read the Sight Word
4. Celebrate a correct response!
5. Add any correctly read sight words to your bag/basket.
I had her place incorrect words to the side to review later.
6. Continue until all ornaments have been picked from the tree
7. Clean up & save for another day!
Everything folds up nicely into the small bag! Hooray!
UNTrim the Christmas Tree -
A Long & Short E Review Game
What You Need:
Phonics Picture Cards -
(I did a goggle image search for free clip art)
How To Play:
2. Read the picture card
and determine if it's a long or short e word.
3. Put the ornament into the appropriate bag.
4. Continue until all ornaments have been picked off the tree.
Have another idea for this game?
Comment below & share with me!
I will post the phonics version as soon as I have completed it!
Happy UNTrimming the Tree!
Bern







great game
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great idea! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteVery clever!! And looks like they are having so much fun too!
ReplyDeleteThis is nice and educational game. I'm sure kids love this learning fun game.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea- and I think felt projects are always so pretty!
ReplyDeleteGreat game! Looks lovely!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing on Kids Get Crafty!
Maggy
How fun!! Thank you for sharing at Sharing Saturday!
ReplyDeleteI love all your sight word activities ... great ideas I will use them with my daughter who just started with new sight words.
ReplyDeleteAlicia