February Sight Word Games and Centers

As your students grow into strong readers, I bet they are learning a ton of sight words! Did you know sight words make up more than half of the words we read? Keeping learning fun and engaging while having students who read at multiple levels can be challenging, but it doesn’t have to be! These February Sight Word Games and Centers are editable – they work for all learners, no matter what words they are working on. Your students will have a blast learning their sight words with these fun, themed activities!

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February Sight Word Games and Centers

This fun pack of sight word games is perfect for February. The best part about it is the sight word games are editable!

That’s right – these sight word games can be used with ANY word list! 

Simply type the words into the custom list creator at the beginning of the pack, and all of the sight word games are populated for you and ready to go.

It AUTOMATICALLY fills EVERY sight word activity with your chosen sight words in SECONDS!

This pack has 6 fun-filled sight word activities that are sure to boost learning engagement in your February literacy centers.

Are you excited yet? Let’s take a peek at the 6 fun sight word activities inside.

Puppy Love

First up is “Puppy Love.” (Who can resist an adorable puppy?)

Pick a puppy card, and match it to its sight word heart. You can choose to use the optional recording sheet to write the words on as well.

Having optional recording sheets for these activities makes them work well for different ages and abilities, as you can use them with or without, depending on the needs of your students.

Be My Valentine

Candy hearts are a Valentine staple!

Pick a candy heart box and build the sight word with candy heart letters.

If you want to, you can choose to have your students record some of the words they build on the optional recording page.

Love Letters

Let’s mail out some love letters!

Pick an envelope and read the sight word. Find and color its matching stamp on the paper!

Remember, these auto-fill for you based on your chosen sight words. All the work is done for you! You can change words as many times as you need just by changing the words in the custom word generator.

Sweet Sight Words

Sight words sure are sweet with this activity!

Use the chocolates to build the sight words on the boxes, and if you want your students to have some handwriting practice as well, they can record some of them on the optional recording sheet.

Groundhog Day Chant and Pocket Chart Activity

Let’s not forget Mr. Groundhog!

I love pocket chart activities, and this fun pocket chart poem incorporates Groundhog Day and sight words, too.

Say the chant, replacing his “shadow sight word” with a new sight word each time through to work on several different sight words!

Shadow Sight Words

Finally, an additional groundhog game included is a shadow matching game.

Match up the groundhogs to their sight word shadows, and record some of your words on the optional recording sheet.

Get Your Set of the February Sight Word Games and Centers

Ready for hands-on, engaging sight word fun, and your February sight word centers all planned for you and ready to go for ANY word list? Grab your set by clicking on the large, yellow button at the end of the post!

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Alex is a Kindergarten teacher with a passion for making learning fun and engaging. She's earned a Bachelors degree in Elementary Education, and Masters Degrees in Special Education and Curriculum Design. Alex is a night owl, coffee lover, and she owns more than 2,000 children’s books. Alex lives with her husband and their big black Labrador, Tank.

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