While working with struggling readers in a public school, I spent most of my day working on phonics skills with children. The children I would work with would start to understand the phonics skill with individual words. I would have them try reading passages that contained the skill and many would get stuck on sight words/high frequency words and then almost every word turned into a struggle and they wanted to give up. I became frustrated that almost everything I could find to practice sights words were lists, flash cards, and bingo for a large amount of words. I started creating games to work on smaller amounts of words. The kids started participating and learning the words. As they learned their sight words, we could focus on mastering new phonics skills. These games have been created as a fun and interactive resource to help parents, teachers, tutors, and anyone who works with children on their journey to become a successful reader. We want all children to become good readers, so their confidence can grow and their dreams can become a reality!