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Students will read and identify sight words through bingo. The bingo board game will be replaced with sight words. The instructor will create a bingo board using an online generator or template online. The bingo card will have nine boxes with nine words, using the 11 sights words and each card will be different. Have the students sit on the carpet and review the sight words that will appear in the bingo game. Once the students have a good grasp on the sight words, explain the rules for bingo and have them return to their sits. The game will be played as a whole class. Each student will receive a bingo card and nine chips. The instructor will call out different sight words, and the students will use a chip if they have the word on their card.

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