Drew is trying to learn a group of sight words for a contest at his school. I made him this book that includes a list of the words, sentences to practice reading the words, and a little story for him to read. It was a lot of fun to make. I didn't use one of their designer creations: I made this from scratch. Many of the sentences are about topics that interest Drew like Thomas the Train or Bob the Builder. You could easily make this for your child and customize it with words he or she needs to learn. You could include sentences on topics that would interest him or her. When Drew moves on to the next set of words, I can use the same template and make him a new book!
Tip:
Think about what you are going to put on the page. Just like in paper scrapbooking, you want the bottom layer (the background) to go first and then start adding the layers. Make sure the layers that are going to be on top are put on last (buttons, embellishments, etc). If something happens and you don't do this its okay. You can send layers to the back or to the front but it is an extra step.
