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RESOURCEHANDBOOK\n\na collection of games and activities forONE TO ONE tutoring sessions  \n2022  \n,l  \n\n| ii   |\n| --- |\n\n# RESOURCE HANDBOOK\n\nThis binder incudes a description of word games and activities to include in ONE TO ONEtutoring sessions.PDF files of the worksheets that support several ofthe games are in the ONETO ONE section of the Salt Spring Literacy website -htps://saltspringliteracy.org.  \n## PLAYING WITH WORDS\n\npage 3  \nBASIC WORD LISTSpage 5Dolch 220 word Listpage 5Dolch noun listpage 6Fry first 100 word listpage 6Fry second 100 word listpage 7Fry third 100 word listpage 7ACTIVITIES USING INDIVIDUALLETTERSpage 8Letter Grab Bagpage 8Word ScrambleBuild the Wordpage 8page 8Rhyming Pairspage 8Spaghetti Wordspage 8GAMES USING HIGH FREQUENCY WORD CARDSpage 9Go Fishpage 9Concentration(Memory)page 9Word Warpage 9Stoppage 9Lucky Duck(NOT)page 10Pigpage 10Game Boardspage 10ADVANCED WORD GAMES AND ACTIVITIESpage 11Word Tic Tac Toepage 11Hangmanpage 11Word Sketchespage 12Bogglepage 12Spelling Battleshippage 12GAMES WITH DICEpage 13Roll,Pick a Letter,Build a Wordpage 13Roll,Say,Keeppage 13Roll to Write a Wordpage 13Roll and Retellpage 13ADDITIONALACTIVITIESpage 14Sentence Stripspage 14Fold and Cut Bookletspage 14WWWWHpage 14  \nKWL  \npage 14  \nHow Hard is Your BookGAMES WITH SOUNDSTalking Like TurtlesPresto Change-0Word Ladders  \npage 14  \npage 15  \npage 15  \npage 15  \npage 15  \nWhich One Doesn't Belong?RiddlesClapping WordsGAMES WITH WORDSWord Theater20 QuestionsRing a WordREFERENCESVideos  \npage 15  \npage 15  \npage 15  \npage 16  \npage 16  \npage 16  \npage 16  \npage 16  \npage 16  \nPLAYING WITH WORDS  \nWord games are an enjoyable way to help children build the word recognition skills needed to readfluently.Games can help engage children who don't like,or simply are not yet good at reading,writing,or dealing with anything connected to words.Games can be a way to approach shy andinsecure children and build their confidence.  \nThis resource book describes games and activities focussing on high frequency sight words thatcan be used during tutoring sessions.You can use them as:  \n·warmup activities  \n·ways to break up the lesson when your student has a short attention span  \n·a conclusion to your lesson  \n·a way to build a relationship with a new or reluctant student  \n·an activity to use with two or more students  \nThe following question and answers are adapted from a list on the Think Tank Scholar website(https://www.thinktankscholar.com/pages/how-do-you-teach-sight-words-at-home).  \n## WHAT ARE SIGHT WORDS?\n\nSight words,otherwise known as frequency sight words,are common words that are memorizedby“sight”so they can be easily recognized when they are seen in any type of text.Usually thesewords have unusual spelling patterns that can't be sounded out by using basic phonetic patterns.  \nThere are many different sight word lists broken into levels with overlapping words and 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