How to practice sight reading without a piano?

[rachmaninoff_forever]

Apparently I'm gonna be away from the piano for two days so I was thinking of something along the lines of listening to some music on my iPod and following the score?

[j_menz]

That's a useful exercise. I'ts not practice for sight reading though. 

[keyboardclass]

Just use the score - but fix your fingerings first.

[keyofc]

great idea!
Or another thing I do - is focus only on the rhythm - and tap it out away
from piano -

[cjp_piano]

Move your fingers while you watch the score. Focusing on rhythm is good too.

[rachmaninoff_forever]

That's a useful exercise. I'ts not practice for sight reading though. 

Exercise for what?

[j_menz]

Exercise for what?

I find if I listen with the score (and yes, I do move my fingers), I get a better feel of how the pianist has phrased the piece, and what he or she is doing musically. An insight into how others approach a piece is always useful (unless they aren't worth listening to in the first place).

[quantum]

You can practice sight reading vocal music.  Get a pitch pipe to start on the correct pitch.  Apparently there is an app for that 

Grab yourself a hymn book and choose hymn tunes you do not know.  Practice the part appropriate to your voice S, A, T or B in addition to the tune.  Use the printed text, or movable DO solfege.