Sight Words For Kids: Baking Sight Word Cookies (sight word fluency)

Mrs. Taylor introduces a fun way to learn sight words by baking cookies. She explains that they will learn 12 sight words, as a dozen means 12. The video involves practicing these words and associating them with the cookies being baked. As each cookie is placed in the oven, a sight word is reviewed. The session concludes with a review of the words learned and a sense of accomplishment as the cookies are ready just in time for her family's arrival.

What does the term 'dozen' refer to in the context of the lesson?

• 10 items

• 20 items

• 12 items

• 15 items

Which of the following is NOT one of the sight words introduced by Mrs. Taylor?

• My

• Than

• Run

• Been

How many sight words are students expected to learn in this lesson?

• 10

• 11

• 12

• 13

What activity does Mrs. Taylor use to help students learn sight words?

• Playing games

• Singing songs

• Baking cookies

• Drawing pictures

What is the final step Mrs. Taylor mentions after baking the cookies?

• Serving them to her family

• Throwing them away

• Decorating the cookies

• Eating the cookies