​You can create a tic-tac-toe board on a sheet of paper (with one of the words of the week printed in each square and/or any other words your child may have struggled with in past weeks). In order to put an “x” or “o” in a square, he/she must read the word correctly first.

Instead of the traditional “fish" card game: Print sight words on cards. You will need 2 copies of the words you are working with. Deal 7 cards to each player. Player asks the other person for one of their words. If they have it they give it to the other player. That person now has a pair and sets it in front of them. If they don't have it they say fish and that player fishes from the pile of left overs. Play continues until all cards are used. Winner is the person with the most pairs.

Use the same cards from above Fish game to play Memory. Make 12 pairs of words and randomly place them face down. On your turn you turn over 2 cards and read each card. If they are a match, you keep them and play again. If they do not match, turn them over and the other player goes. Play continues until all cards are matched up. Player with the most pairs is the winner!

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