Kids will love this printable penguin theme pre-primer sight words write the room activity! It’s perfect for a winter literacy center in kindergarten and even first grade.

You might be wondering what a write the room activity is. Basically, different cards are placed all around the classroom – or maybe a living room, for example, if you’re homeschooling. These cards can have words, numbers or really anything that you want your students to practice writing printed on them.

Your little ones will walk around the room and try to find these cards. Once they do, they will record the answer on their sheet. So, as you can tell, it’s a game that can be differentiated easily.

Other Printable Winter Centers and Worksheets

1) 10 Snow Themed Literacy and Math Centers – printable easy prep activities for preschool or kindergarten

2) Snowball Sorting – sort out uppercase from lowercase or letter from numbers.

3) Winter Number Puzzle Strips – different designs to practice number sequencing

4) Penguin Letter Matching – one of the favorites from my blog for learning to match lowercase and uppercase letters.

Setting Up Your Sight Words Write The Room

For this activity you will need:

Paper
Printer
Writing tools

Optional: laminator

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Write the room activities are popular because they’re super fun and easy to prepare. Just print out the sheets and cut them into individual cards. You can laminate these if you wish. A recording sheet is also provided for you to print out and use.

Playing This Winter Literacy Center

To play this game, place or hide the cards you prepared around the room. Send your kids on a treasure hunt to find them and once they do, they will write out what’s on the card unto the provided recording sheet.

I have divided the 40 Dolch pre-primer sight words into 4 sets of 10 words each so you can play this game many times and differentiate it as you need.

If you don’t want to do a full write the room activity, you could adapt it into a file folder handwriting activity or an individual literacy center as well. However you decide to use these, your kids will love the adorable penguin theme!

More Snow Themed Centers

Like this? Then you’ll love my 10 Snow Themed Literacy and Math Centers. These easy-prep games will get your students working on letters, phonics, numbers and more!

Games included:

1) Snowflake Pick and Cover Letters – Kids will pick letter cards and match them with the letters on the playing mat until all letters have been identified.

2) Snowflake Sight Words Bingo – 8 different bingo cards provided for use in small groups. 40 Pre-primer sight words are included.

3) Snowball Letters and Numbers Sorting – Sort the snowballs according to upper and lowercase or letters vs numbers.

4) Snowflake Vowel Sound Sorting – Print out the sorting mat and place the picture cards in the correct columns based on their vowel sounds.

5) Snowflake Write the Room Alphabet – Hunt around the room for a letter card and match the pictures on the recording sheet to complete the game.

6) Snowman Count and Write Numbers – Kids will practice writing number words 1-10. There are 2 versions included – with numbers and with ten frames.

7) Snowflake Counting Clip Cards – Develop fine motor skills and math skills in this 1-20 counting game.

8) Winter Numbers Memory Match – Flip 2 cards over at a time to find matching number pairs until all the numbers have been matched up.

9) Snowman Ten Frame Mats – Adorable counting mats with ten frames for one to one correspondence and counting practice. You can use this with cotton wool ‘snow’, pompoms, buttons, etc.

10) Snowflake Visual Discrimination Cards- Find the 2 matching snowflakes from a group of 6. There are 16 cards provided.

Check it out for more ready-to-go fun!

Fun Books For Winter:

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Snowball Sorting Mats: Differentiate Between Letters and Numbers This Winter

1) Winter Printable Worksheets Pack – 50-page winter packet full of fun activities to help preschool and kindergarten students practice literacy, math and fine motor skills indoors.

2) Winter Freeze Number Puzzle Strips – 2 printable winter theme puzzles to practice number order from 1 to 20.

3) Snowman Ten Frame Mats – Students in preschool to 1st grade will practice counting, making 10, one-to-one correspondence, subitizing, and writing numbers with these snowman ten frame mats.

4) Penguin and Fish Letter Matching – Printable penguin and fish-themed game to pair up upper and lowercase letters.

5) Snowball Sorting – Sort out numbers from letters or uppercase letters from lowercase letters in this winter-themed activity.

6) Penguin Sight Words Write The Room – Dolch pre-primer sight words included.

7) Counting to 20 with Ice Skates – Kindergarten and 1st-grade students will work on counting to 20 and one-to-one correspondence in this free ice skating activity.

Browse My Most Popular Literacy Activites:

1) Valentines Alphabet Clip Strips – Kids will choose among 5 different letters on the strip to identify the matching ones.

2) Alphabet Beginning Sound Coloring Pages – Watch your child become more familiar with each letter of the alphabet as they practice coloring in the objects with that beginning sound.

3) Tommy Turkey’s Alphabet Pie – This turkey-themed letter recognition activity is so simple to prep and makes a great file folder game!

4) Pirate Alphabet Playdough Mats – Just print out the playing mats and ask your child to form the letters out using the playdough provided.

5) Farm Alphabet Find and Cover Letters – Work on letter recognition any time of the year!

6) Werewolf Spin and Cover – Kids will race to find all the letters on their mat this Halloween.

7) Bunny Burrows Game – Fun game for small groups or circle time where students will catch a bunny and say out the sound.

8) Letter-saurus Fossil Digging – Dinosaur lovers will enjoy being a pretend paleontologist and finding all the letters.

9) Alphabet Handwriting Worksheets – Practice lowercase and capital letters with these print-and-go pages.

10) Rainy Day Alphabet – 1 printable, many ways to use.

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