Are Song (Animated Music Video)
The ARE Song (Animated Music Video) will help students recognize the sight word ARE in a snap to build reading speed and and fluency while watching this fun video!
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How to teach Sight Words
The ARE Song (Animated Music Video) will help students recognize the sight word ARE in a snap to build reading speed and and fluency while watching this fun video!
This song is a great way to reinforce sight words in a memorable way. You can’t help but get this song caught in your head.By using this video, you engage students that learn visually, orally, and kinetically.
ARE Song is a Sight Word Song that teaches the sight word ARE by saying the word, repeating the word, spelling the word, and using the word in sentences. Sight words are the most commonly used English words that a beginning reader must know when learning how to read.
Other resources to use with this Are Song (Animated Music Video)
If you are listening to this song, your students are probably being introduced to sight words for the first time!
Check out the ARE Song (MP3) for an additional resource to learn the word ARE.
First, listen to the song. Then, practice building the word ARE by stamping the letters. Continue your practice with the sight word ARE by looking for the word in your books that you are reading.After watching this animated song, you will never forget this sight word and will always be able to read it in your favorite books and stories.You can show this video as a brain break, introduction to a reading lesson, or if you finish a lesson early. Your students will beg you to watch this sight word video over and over!
Be sure to check out more Sight Word Activities and Sight Word Songs!
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