The Best Way To Teach Sight Words: COME

One of the biggest debates I see in my comment sections is what the best way to teach sight words is. In this video, I'm going to show you how I teach sight words by looking at the parts of the word that CAN be sounded out and teaching the tricky part- so your child doesn't feel as overwhelmed by the list of 100+ sight words that was sent home to memorize.
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[@Vjaynd88]

I like to teach the sounds too. In addition, one thing I like to do as a first grade teacher is introduce the “naughty e” who is the defiant friend of “magic e”. He likes to cause chaos and won’t help the vowel say its name and instead messes up the vowel sound. The kids love pointing out the naughty e when they see it.😂

[@dolphinshark3202]

Thank you for sharing. My son is 6 and going into 1st grade and has struggled with reading all year, your teachings are teaching me to help him succeed.

[@ells1122]

At the end, because the sound of "o" is different, they hv to memorize it. Even if they dont memorize the word 'come', they hv to memorize the 'o' to read it correctly.

[@noraschultz689]

I agree. No matter what we cannot escape from having to make the children memorize… or in other words use the drilling method

[@alaamirza6841]

Of all the videos out here, yours are the most valid and I highly agree with your method of teaching, absolutely amazing ❤️

[@toddlerscanread]

Thank you so much! I appreciate it.

[@kristinemanalo6294]

Thanks for this vid! I'm tutoring a Grade 1 pupil and I was looking for a tutorial like this on how to teach sight words effectively. I'll watch more in this channel

[@user-ri8vo1ke5k]

You are the best. I only teach it the way you explain it and don't look anywhere else for help. My kids are doing really well and are not confused. Thanks so much

[@tammymartin3977]

Your videos are super helpful! Home-schooling my 3 boys and am so grateful for your channel! 😊

[@indiasurgeon1487]

I appreciate you teaching us! I am not a teacher but this gives me confidence.

[@toddlerscanread]

I'm glad to hear that! :)

[@Joyce_Jo72]

You're absolutely right some sight words are blendable.

[@toddspires603]

Thank you for the demonstration. From my experience, People want to use the word said. I'm a kindergarten teacher it's nice to men teaching.

[@michelleclark2339]

Yes!!! 🎉🎉 I am so with you on this!! They have to know that the majority of those words have a rule

[@moodeongah]

Thanks, indeed. That is so helpful to me!

[@angelahernandez68]

Very helpful video!!!

[@ayeshajamil6023]

You are blessing

[@zulusoso]

Awesome!

[@Kygenialkids]

Well done, you ve got a lot of amazing videos and so much to learn from, Thank you. But I kind of disagree with this method because it might get the child confused when teaching sounds o with the magic e for words like bone, cone etc. What do you think about this?

[@toddlerscanread]

Thank you! I appreciate it! And that's a completely fair question & one I get a lot; you want to teach the long vowel spellings (vce for the examples you shared), digraphs, etc., and do targeted practice with those since those will be what they'll use to decode the vast majority of the time (about 90% of words follow the rules they can be taught.) If they're confident/ have mastered those, they'll usually know pretty quickly when they come to a word that doesn't sound right using the spellings they know or doesn't make sense in the context (for example, replacing 'come' with 'comb' would probably not make sense in context.) Does that make sense?

[@karlapadilla4313]

Thank you for breaking this down, very helpful so that I may help my children

[@toddlerscanread]

You are so welcome!

[@simplyjen334]

Wonderful

[@naomib5220]

I struggle with teaching the word One. What is the best way?

[@ogunboyeabiola6073]

Your mode of teaching is the best i have come across

[@toddlerscanread]

Thank you!

[@miemsnel5636]

❤

[@ahmedhussein1697]

Great Stuff brother..Can you help List of sight words to help with my 6 year old.

[@bb3ll07]

Go to teacher paying teachers and get a free sight word list

[@Kay06ification]

Thank you so much for this can you do one on teaching punctuation

[@toddlerscanread]

You're welcome! 🙂 And my main focus is on phonics/ reading skills!

[@sandrarr5434]

Hi how do you teach COME to COMB to TOMB please?.

[@user-nc8do9dh1v]

How to teach full , pull. After etc which are a bit tricky

[@larondasmall-me4sx]

You good, I have twins and they are in first grade , i just had a conference with they teachers and they say the are failing site words and not recognizing they numbers. They teaching them second grade work they say, they should of been doing in Kindergarten. My son say you look like Drake..

[@akankshaswarnim]

How to teach the sound of 'Have'.

[@christinebarnaby3380]

Where you located

[@toddlerscanread]

Texas!

[@esericae]

@@toddlerscanreadwhat part of Texas?

[@patricia-eu8ov]

I love your video. But why does the o sounds like uh? And you said in another video to not say this is tricky or something along those line.

[@AndreyBassNotes]

When teaching sight words, do you explain what they mean, and ask students to write it in a sentence?

[@MathematicalCarol]

Interesting seeing not to teach sight words common in common core. Care to elaborate?

[@joannapeter9310]

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