Primary Inspiration: "Blog-iversary" Sight Word FREEBIE!

Hi, Teaching Friends!

November has been a craaaazy month around here! In addition to 3 birthdays and an anniversary in our immediate family, there was Thanksgiving, the storm that left us without power for a week, a freakish snowstorm in the midst of the outage, extra hours spent working on hurricane victim relief projects (a blessing, not a burden, believe me - but exhausting nonetheless!), time spent getting projects completed before the TN and TPT sales... and why am I wondering where November went???

So, as the last days of the month are slipping away, I just realized that this little blog just celebrated its first "Blog-iversary"! Thank you, thank you to so many of you who have become followers and encouragers. You inspire me to ponder, to question, to write, and to create. I am having fun with this, my friends! Please leave a comment to let me know which freebies have been your favorites, so I'll have some ideas about what you'd like next.

So, what better way to celebrate than to create a new winter resource as a thank you gift for you!
Here's a set of 3 sight word puzzles for your literacy centers: early sight words, early prepositions, and tricky t- and w- sight words. {Can anyone tell me please why t and w are hogging up a whole bunch of space on the Word Wall while other letters like j and r are sitting there all lonesome with plenty of space to share? Our poor little strugglers must surely be groaning on the inside whenever they need to write a t or w word!} All you need to do is print the puzzles on cardstock, cut apart on the lines, and stick them into a sandwich bag! Enjoy!