Sight Words For Kids: At the Flower Garden (sight word fluency)

Mrs. Taylor introduces herself and explains the objective of practicing sight words using a flower garden theme. Students are encouraged to practice sight words to prepare for a garden walk activity where they identify and collect sight word flowers. The video concludes with a reflection on the activity and a review of the sight words learned.

What is the main purpose of practicing sight words before going to the flower garden?

• To prepare for identifying sight words in the garden

• To memorize the names of colors

• To learn about different types of flowers

• To improve spelling skills

Which of the following is NOT a sight word mentioned in the practice session?

• Many

• Eat

• Garden

• Which

What is the benefit of practicing sight words according to Mrs. Taylor?

• It helps in writing essays

• It makes reading faster and easier

• It improves math skills

• It helps in drawing better

During the garden walk, what do students do when they correctly identify a sight word?

• They sing a song

• They collect a flower

• They draw a picture of it

• They write it down

What is the expected outcome by the end of the garden walk activity?

• A drawing of the garden

• A bouquet of sight word flowers

• A list of new words

• A poem about flowers