I am in the process of developing lessons and response activities for our Scott-Foresman sight word lessons using Biffytoons. I can't wait to get started itroducing our words this way!
Trying to attach a file with the first page response from our first lesson.

series--Scott Foresman Reading Street. I am not pleased with how little quality instruction and practice is allowed for in Reading Street, so I decided to "insert" Biffytoon sight word instruction into our phonological awareness lessons. Kindergartners are all about names , so our first lesson will be a pocket chart activity using the Biffytoon for I and am and the student's name card with their picture. After practicing this, students will show what they have learned on a response sheet with the Biffytoons and spaces for their own writing. I feel that the Biffytoon posters along with this type of activity will accelerate our sight word recognition. Just had to share how much the conference and downloads have inspired me!!!

http:// maggieskindercorner . com/SF Biffytoon 1.doc (take out spaces and paste to browser)
maggieskindercorner.com/SF%20Biffytoon%201.doc

I love how you incorporated the Biffytoons into the worksheet/lesson!

I don't teach K, but I'm tutoring a new reader and have been AMAZED with the success of Biffytoons!!! The pictures and actions make such a big impact. She is able to learn several words at a time each session! After learning the first group of words, we also started practicing with Super Speed- she loves it!



Thanks Biffle!

You are so right...Biffytoons DO ROCK!
Our HM requires 18 sight words in K & over 200 in first! Crazy jump! Several years ago our first grade and kinder teams got together and realized this jump was killing our kiddos. So as a kinder team, we decided to teach all 48 of the Biffytoon words~ we were AMAZED with the success! Previously my lowest students only retained around 13-14 words (when we taught only 18). Last year my lowest student retained 33! I love it! Even my lowest are successful:) Woo hoooooo!!!