Sight Words Freebie... and a Surprise Giveaway!

The day has arrived: 25 followers!

As promised, I have an exciting freebie for you: a Dolch Pre-Primer Sight Word Uno game!  It is amazing where good ideas stem from... I was having a parent-teacher conference and I told one of the parents to incorporate sight words at home in whatever way she can.  She mentioned that her son loved Uno, and the idea was born!  I've been playing this with my kids for a week and they love it!






The game has a full color version, and a version that uses less color ink!  Click any of the pictures to take you to my TPT store to download it.

I also created other versions with the Primer Dolch Words, and the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade Dolch words, also available at my TPT store for $2 each... but I'm going to host a little giveaway for those versions as well!  You will be awarded three entries:
1. Follow my blog!
2. Give a rating to the Pre-Primer freebie!
3. Follow my TPT store!

Comment on this post with separate comments to enter the contest!  I'll use a random number generator on March 31 to announce the winner!  You can check out the products that you could win below!







Check out some other giveaways going on in March at the linkies by the 3AM Teacher, Teacher Blog Addict, and Teaching First!


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