Anchor Sight Word Retention with Simple Movement Exercises

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Utilizing movement with sensory play significantly enhances the retention of sight words in children. Movement stimulates cognitive development and aids in storing sight words in long-term memory. Movement is an avenue for effective learning and memory recall.

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Tips and Tricks While performing exercises, place sight words on a wall above the child’s eyes if possible Have the child say the sight word before they begin the activity Complete the movement once per letter Have the child say the sight word again at the very end *Repeat the exercise (Child can complete activity 3 to 5 times per sight word)

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