Kindergarten Grade Common Core: RF.K.3c
Common Core Identifier: RF.K.3c / Grade: K
Curriculum: Reading Foundational Skills: Phonics and Word recognition
Detail: Read common high-frequency words by sight (e.g., the, of, to, you, she, my, is, are, do, does).
500 Common Core State Standards (CCSS) aligned worksheets found:
Full set of flashcards with pre-primer Dolch sight words; Includes checklist (PP).
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Full set of flashcards with primer Dolch sight words; Includes checklist (P).
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Full set of flashcards with first grade Dolch sight words; Includes checklist (1st).
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Full set of flashcards with second grade Dolch sight words; Includes checklist (3rd).
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A set of 30 bingo boards and calling cards so you can play sight word bingo with your class.
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Full set of flashcards with second grade Dolch sight words; Includes checklist (2nd).
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List 1: Word List FREE
Level A Spelling:, List 1. Words with -an and -en; Words include: an, man, can.
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Phonics word wheel to spin and read the word: cat, bat, cab, at, mat, bath, last, nap
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Cut the letters and make two short o words: box and pot.
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Create spinning word wheels with sight words; Level PP.
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Full set of 95 noun sight word flash cards; Slightly modified from original Dolch words to bring it up-to-date.
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A set of 30 bingo boards with primer sight words for playing Dolch bingo.
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A complete set of 30 bingo cards so you can play level three dolch bingo.
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Spin the wheel and read the color words. This file includes a color and black-and-white version of the wheel.
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A complete set of 30 bingo cards so you can play first grade sight word bingo.
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List 2: Word List FREE
Level A Spelling:, List 2. Words with -in, -on, and -un; Words include: pin, on, fun
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A set of 30 bingo cards so you can play second grade sight word bingo.
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Phonics word wheel to spin and read the word: rest, fed, bed, tell, well, pet, let, best
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Create spinning word wheels with sight words; Level 3 (Third Grade).
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Spin the phonics word wheel to make the words get, go got, good, give, and gap.
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Create spinning word wheels with sight words; Level 1 (First Grade).
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Phonics word wheel to spin and read them aloud: hit, sit, big, dig, pig, bib, kid, hid.
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Create spinning word wheels with sight words; Level 2 (Second Grade).
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Cut out the letter squares and arrange them in order to make the words box and fox.
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Phonics word wheel to spin and read aloud: hot, not, on, stop, doll, job, mop, got.
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Spin the phonics wheel to make words that start with V, including vine, vote, vase, vet, very, and van.
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Spin the wheel to make words that start with Q, including quit, quiet, queen, quilt, quite, quiz, and quarter.
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Spin the phonics word wheel to make words that start with H, including hit, hug, ham, hat, has, hot, and her.
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Spin the wheel to make words that start with S, including sat, set, sit, sud, saw, so, and see.
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Spin the phonics word wheel to make words that start with T, including tap, tub, to, tip, top, tin, too, and tag.
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Spin the phonics word wheel to make words that start with J, including jaw, jet, job, just, jump, and joke.
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Spin the wheel to make words that start with N, including no, not, now, nap, net, and new.
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Spin the wheel to make words that start with R, including ran, red, rob, run, roll, rag, and rat.
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Spin the wheel to make words that start with P, including pot, put, pet, pig, pad, pen, and peg.
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Spin the wheel to make words that start with Z, including zoo, zip, zap, and zebra.
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Level A Spelling:, List 3. Words with -at and -it; Words include: that, rat, sit
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Level A Spelling:, List 4. Words with -et and -ot; Words include: pet, get, got
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Level A Spelling: List 5. Words with -ut and -ug; Words include: cut, hut, bug
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Level A Spelling: List 28. Words with silent letters; Words include: walk, comb, lamb
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Level A: Spelling Words: List 6. Words with -ay; Words include: may, tray, lay
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Level A Spelling: List 7. Words with -ag and -ig; Words include: bag, rag, digs
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Level B: Spelling Words, List 7. Words with long e spelled e and ee; Words include: free, steep, she
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Level A Spelling: List 9. Words with -ar, -er, and -ur; Words include: star, her, fur
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Level A Spelling: List 8. Words with -eg and -og; Words include: beg, jog, frog
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Level A Spelling: List 30. Words with st and ss; Words include: stem, stand, pass
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Level A Spelling: List 12. Words with th; Words include: them, math, path
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Level A Spelling: List 10. Words with -ap and -ip; Words include: nap, clap, lips
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Level A Spelling: List 29. Words with ov; Words include: dove, shove, over
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Level A Spelling: List 11. Words with --op and -up; Words include: hop, drop, cup
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Level A: Spelling Words: Colors Theme List. Words include: green, pink, brown
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Level A Spelling: List 15. Words with -all and -ell; Words include: tall, small, fell
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Level A Spelling: List 17. Words with the long a sound; Words include: made, gave, snake
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Level A Spelling Words, List 13. Words with -am, -im, and -um; Words include: ham, trim, drum
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Level A Spelling: List 14. Words with -ad, -ed, and -id; Words include: pad, glad, kids
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Level A Spelling: List 27. Words with long e spelled ea; Words include: mean, heat, hear
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Level A Spelling: List 18. Words with the long e sound; Words include: she, see, sleep
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Level A Spelling: List 16. Words with -ill and -ull; Words include: hill, drill, full
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Level A Spelling, List 19. Words with the long i sound; Words include: cry, sky, shy
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Level A Spelling: List 20. Words with the long o sound; Words include: go, row, slow
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Level A Spelling List 22. Words with -ing; Words include: sing, king, doing
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Level A Spelling: List 23. Words with -aw; Words include: saw, paws, draw
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Level A Spelling: List 24. Words with -ew; Words include: few, new, flew
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Level A: Spelling List 25. Words with -ant and -ent; Words include: ant, pants, went
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Level A Spelling: List 26. Words with -ine and -ime; Words include: mine, nine, slime
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Cut the letters and make two short e words: hen and jet.
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Cut the letters and make two short i words: pig and fish.
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Write the words that rhyme with ball, nest, bat, star, and truck.
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Your teacher will read some short u words to the class. Circle each word on the worksheet.
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Your teacher will read a series of words. Circle the words that you hear.
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Listen as your teacher reads short o words. Circle the words as they are read to you.
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Spin the circles to make the words: rat, bat, that, sat, mat, and cat
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Cut out the letters squares and glue them on the page to create the words water and web.
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Match the picture cards with the words that start with the letters x, y, and z.
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In this cut-and-glue activity, students can build the words zoo and zebra.
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Spin the circles to make the words: than, pan, can, man, ran, and fan.
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Spin the circles to make the words: rag, bag, tag, sag, snag, and wag.
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Cut the letters and arrange them to make the words worm and wolf.
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Spin the wheel to make words that start with W, including way, wet, wag, worm, wall, well, and west.
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Level A: Spelling Words, Holiday List: Halloween. Words include: bat, dark, spook
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Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
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Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
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Level A: Spelling Words, Holiday List: Christmas. Words include: snow, tree, elf
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Level A Spelling Words, Holiday List: Easter. Words include: egg, bunny, hide
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Kay-Kay! is a story about a young horse. There are plenty of easy-to-read long a words, like play, say, way, and hay.
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Printable checklist for keeping track of student sight word progress.
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This short vowel phonics poem has many short e words in it, including beg, egg, get, pen, red, and end.
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Do you see the bee? The bee is in a tree. The bee is on a seed. The bee in on a leaf.
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This short vowel phonics poem has many short e words in it, including wet, pet, fetch, and better.
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Who is this? This is the police officer? Who is this? This is the bus driver. Who is this? This is the doctor. Who is this? This is my teacher.
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We get into the car. We drive too far. Let's follow the star.
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After taking off her shoes and walking on the shore, the main character goes to the shake shop.
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In this long i book, a girl lies to her mom about eating pie, cries when she hurts her arm, and needs help tying her shoe.
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Chad and Chip are chipmunks. They have a chat. They play chess. They play chase.
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Write the correct word for each picture. Includes a word list.
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I run free down the street. It's hot. I need to beat the heat. I meet a friend and we leap into the sea.
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Here is my turtle. Here is my tree. Here is my truck and my train and my toy.
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In this long o book, a boy rows his boat. When he drops his oar in the water, he needs a tow.
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In this eight page miniature book, your students will read about a lamp, log, lock, lizard, lamb, lion, and leaf.
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Students will enjoy this mini-book about a nest, a nut, and a note.
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That is my pot. That is my park. That is my pig. That is my pen.
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In this long u book, a boy uses his crayons to draw a unicorn, the USA, and a cube.
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This 8-page mini books has repeating patterns and lots of simple r words.
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These berries are blue. These berries are black. A blue bird took my berries.
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Read about a van, vet, vase, and a violin in this eight-page mini-book story.
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We see a wasp. We see a wagon. We see a wall. We see a well.
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Trace and say the words that start with /s/ and color the pictures.
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Match the words and pictures that begin with the /h/ sound.
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The moon comes out too soon! When I look out of my room, I see that the moon is out at noon.
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Here's a cute story about a queen that won't quiet down and a little duck that keeps on quacking.
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Write the correct L-word for each picture. Includes a word list.
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Match the words and pictures that begin with the /s/ sound.
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Match the words and pictures that begin with the /t/ sound.
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Trace and say the words that start with /l/ and color the pictures.
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Mr. Goat puts his boat in the moat. His boat will not float. He plugs the hole with his coat.
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Read about the fox, the box, the ax, the ox, and the exit.
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Make an 8-page mini-book about a Zack, a boy who searches for a zebra, a zipper, and a zoo.
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Write the words that contain the /t/ sound. Includes word list.
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Build the words yarn and yolk by cutting out the letter cards and pasting them in the correct boxes.
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Spin the wheel to make words that start with Y, including yes, you, yet, and yellow.
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Phonics word wheel: base, lake, bake, cake, same, name, came, face.
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Phonics word wheel: slow, so, go, code, poke, blow, snow, tow.
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Phonics word wheel: music, clue, use, blue, mule, tube, cube, menu.
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Level A Words: School Words Theme List. School theme; Words include: desk, book, spell
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There are no diagonal or backwards words hidden in this word search. Created for grades 1 and 2.
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Read "Black Cat, Tan Cat" and color all of the words with a short a sound.
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Find and write the words that rhyme with chick, plane, ship, and shell.
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Spin the wheel to make the words these, those, them, there, this and they.
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WH -Â Word Wheel FREE
Spin the wheel to make the words wheel, what, wheat, why, whale, white, and whole.
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Mud Puppy is a cute, easy-to-read poem about a puppy who digs in the mud. It includes many short u words.
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Write the correct /s/ word for each picture. Includes a word list.
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Spin the wheel to make the words tooth, with, math, both, and bath.
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Color and assemble this 8-page mini-book about a yard, a yak, a yo-yo, and yarn.
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Phonics word wheel: eat, beat, team, meat, sea, seat, and lean.
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Trace and say the words that start with /t/ and color the pictures.
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Spin the word wheel to make the words race, trace, face, cent, city, and ice.
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Trace and say the words that start with /n/ and color the pictures.
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Buggy Bump Ball is a fun poem about bugs who attend a ball. The poem has lots of short u words.
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Match the words and pictures that begin with the /n/ sound.
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Match the words and pictures that begin with the letters Qu.
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Write the words that contain the /p/ sound. Includes word list.
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Trace and say the words that start with qu and color the pictures.
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Write the words that contain the /m/ sound. Includes word list.
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Trace and say the words that start with /r/ and color the pictures.
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Circle R and r in the letter box. Then, practice writing letters R, r. Think up a word that starts with R and draw an illustration.
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Match the words and pictures that begin with the /r/ sound.
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Sort the /h/ words into five word groups: ha-, he-, hi-, ho-, and hu-.
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Sort the pictures and words into three groups - words that start with /n/, words that have /n/ in the middle, and words that end with /n/
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Sort the pictures and words into three groups - words that start with /p/, words that have /p/ in the middle, and words that end with /p/
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Sort the pictures and words into three groups - words that start with /r/, words that have /r/ in the middle, and words that end with /r/
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This word wheel has tall, mall, call, ball, fall, and wall
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Words in the -and family include sand, hand, land, and stand.
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Sort the words into two groups: those that make the /s/ sound (like grass and spell) and those that make the /z/ sound (like has and was).
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Spin the wheel to make words that have an X in them, such as exit, fox, box, ox, and ax.
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Phonics wheel with -ight words: sight, bright, right, light, might, and light.
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This phonics wheel has the words sick, trick, thick, pick, stick, and kick.
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Words that end with -ing, including: sing, wing, thing, king, swing, and ring.
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Spin the wheel to make Wh words, including why, what, where, when, wheel, and while.
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This word family wheel has the words lock, stock, and rock, dock.
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The -ear phonics circle has hear, near, pear, and tear.
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Phonics word wheel: boot, cool, pool, school, moo, boo, and tool.
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This word wheel includes the words tuck, luck, truck, and duck.
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Phonics word wheel: cook, book, wool, look, took, wood, hook, and foot.
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Words that end with -ink, including: think, stink, sink, and wink.
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This word family wheel has the words look, took, shook, cook, book, and hook.
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Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
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Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
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Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
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Cut, sort, and glue the spelling words in alphabetical order.
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Color the words on the web that rhyme with the words good and enough.
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One word from each row does not rhyme with the others. Circle the one that does not belong.
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Cut out the letters in the words CAT IN THE HAT and rearrange them to make new words. This intermediate-level activity is designed for students in grades 3-6.
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This short vowel phonics poem has many short i words in it, such as pig, prince, jig, wig, and sit.
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Color the sections of the word web that rhyme with the words crow and thought.
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Write the correct /t/ word for each picture. Includes a word list.
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Circle H and h in the letter box. Then practice writing H and h. Also, think up a word that starts with h and draw it.
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Circle V and v in the letter box. Then, practice writing V and v. Also, think up a word that starts with v and draw it.
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This short vowel phonics poem has many short o words in it, such as stop, hot, top, pot, and hopping.
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Look for capital and lowercase letter i. Practice writing the letter I i.
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Circle W and w in the letter box. Then, practice writing W and w. Also, think up a word that starts with w and draw it.
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This short vowel phonics poem has many short i words in it, such as drip, sink, quick, slip, and sink.
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Write the correct /r/ word for each picture. Includes a word list.
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Circle Y and y in the letter box. Then, practice writing Y and y. Also, think up a word that starts with y and draw it.
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Circle K and k in the letter box. Then, practice writing letters K, k. Think up a word that starts with k and draw an illustration.
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Circle S and s in the letter box. Then, practice writing letters S, s. Think up a word that starts with S and draw an illustration.
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Circle Z and z in the letter box. Then, practice writing Z and z. Also, think up a word that starts with z and draw it.
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Circle T and t in the letter box. Then, practice writing letters T, t. Think up a word that starts with T and draw an illustration.
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Trace and say the words that start with /p/ and color the pictures.
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Look for capital and lowercase letter U. Practice writing the letter U u.
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Write the words that contain the /s/ sound. Includes word list.
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Circle X and x in the letter box. Then, practice writing X and x. Also, think up a word that starts with x and draw it.
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Write the words that rhyme with rat, pig, frog, snake, and bear.
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Write the words that rhyme with corn, pear, pie, cake, and nuts.
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This free list has 8 regular short a words, plus two bonus (challenge) words. List includes: had, am, hat, as, and, cat, man, can, have, has.
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This take-home page shows the sight words for this unit (I, the, see, a, cat). There is also a "home review" activity at the bottom of the page for parents to try with their children.
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Cut out the letters and glue them on the page to make your words.
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First, students read each word. Then they trace it. Then they try to write it on their own.
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The Bird FREE
Read this short story about a small, blue bird. Answer basic comprehension questions about the story. Then work on phonics and writing skills using words from the passage.
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Decode the secret back-to-school message from the teacher! It reads, "Welcome back! You will have a great year and learn lots of new things."
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Cut out the sight words and use them to make a complete, sentence. The sentence reads, "I can see the cat."
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Word Slider (Unit 1) FREE
Cut out the picture of the bear and the letter strip. Weave the strip through the bear's belly. Slide the strip up and down to make words. (If you'd prefer a color version of this slider, click on the ALT button below.) For best results, print on card stock paper.
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This file contains two sentence strips that you can cut out and have children read. The sentences are made from sight words in Unit 1.
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This sheet shows all of the sight words for this unit (is, me, this, my, dog). There's an at-home practice activity at the bottom.
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Read each sight word. Then trace and write on primary-ruled lines.
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Write Twice (Unit 1) FREE
Try to write each sight word two times. This page has primary-ruled lines.
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Have students read a list of this week's words. Track their progress on these assessment score sheets.
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Have students use their scissors to cut out the letter tiles at the bottom of the page. Then use a glue stick to attach them to the squares at the top to make sight words.
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Print out this worksheet to review the sight words from Unit 1.
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Play this sight word bingo review game with your students. Print the calling cards and the randomized bingo boards.
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Students cut out the five snap words at the bottom of the page and sort them on the t-chart.
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Here's a master list of all 150 words in the STW Sight Word series.
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Cut out the words and glue them onto the paper to make a sentence. Sentence reads, "This is my dog."
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See (Sight Word) FREE
Cut out the letters S, E, and E. Arrange them to make the word see and glue them onto the bottom of the page.
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Cat (Sight Word) FREE
Complete the sentence, "I see the cat," by filling in the missing word. Then make an illustration of a cat.
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This file has the sight words written on strips. They'll fit nicely in your pocket charts, or use them to make a word wall in your classroom.
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First, read each sight word. Then trace. They can try to write it neatly on their own.
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This short kindergarten-level reading comprehension passage gives basic facts about ants. The worksheet includes questions about the passage, as well as basic writing and word-recognition exercises.
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I (Sight Word) FREE
Color the word I. Then trace it. Color the letter. Then write I to complete the sentence, "I have a toy truck." After that, students can draw a picture of a toy truck.
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Here's a whole-class assessment you can use to test your students' ability to read this week's sight words.
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Cut and assemble this "Spin and Read" word wheel. Kids can spin the wheel and read the words that they see.
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Cut out the letters and glue them on the paper to make sight words from this unit's list.
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This word list includes an at-home sentence building activity that kids can try with their parents.
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Arrange the cards to build simple sentences. Some cards have basic sight words and some have silent-e words. List includes: make, fine, mice, bike, lake, take, game and kite.
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Flashcards (Unit 2) FREE
This set of flashcards can be used for fluency practice, small group instructions, or learning games.
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Cut out the sentence strips. Have students read them aloud to a teacher, friend, or parent.
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This file contains pre-primer Dolch cards for your classroom word wall.
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First students read each sight word. Then they trace along the dotted lines. Then they try to print it neatly on the lines provided.
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Read this short passage about a mouse eating cheese. Then answer the reading comprehension questions, practice basic writing and phonics skills, and draw a picture.
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This PDF has five sentences for students to read. Each sentence is created from sight words in units 1 through 3.
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Create the sentence "We made a funny witch." Cut out the words and glue them in the correct order. Then rewrite the sentence on the primary-ruled lines.
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Use scissors to cut out the sight words and rearrange them on the page to make a complete sentence. The sentence should read, "We like this pig."
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Students can practice their sight words from Units 1 and 2 with this printable. There are two sentences for them to read using the sight words they have learned as well.
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Build sight words with letter squares. This activity requires a glue stick and scissors.
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Read the sight words on the sight word caterpillar to a family member or friend.
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Read this short passage about a birthday party and answer the questions that follow.
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Cut out the letters in the word WASHINGTON and rearrange them to make new words. This activity includes primary-ruled lines for students in kthe primary grades.
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This is the sight word list for unit 4. Students can take home their sight words to practice reading aloud with their parents.
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This game board has 6 columns of words for students to read. They roll a die and the number they get shows which column they'll need to read.
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Word Slider (Unit 2) FREE
Use this neat dog-shaped word slider to practice this week's words. (If you'd prefer a color version of this file, click on the alt button below.)
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This (Sight Word) FREE
Trace, write, circle, and color the word this. Then cut out the letters in the word, and glue them onto the bottom of the page.
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Assess students' ability to read Unit 2 sight words. This page has three assessment forms.
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In this printable sight word activity, students will read the sight words, trace each sight word, and write each sight word.
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My (Sight Word) FREE
Trace and write the word my. Then write the word in the blank space to complete the sentence. "This is my crayon." After that, students can draw a picture to go with the sentence.
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This short passage is perfect for early readers. Sentences are kept short and many words included are sight words. After reading the story, students will answer several questions, getting some phonics and writing practice along the way.
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Your students can cut apart the letter squares with scissors and use a glue stick to form the words "bells" and "star".
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Use scissors to cut out the words like, do, ball, you, and this. Arrange them on the page to make the sentence, "Do you like this ball?"
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Pre-K through first grade students will read, trace and write sight words in this printable activity.
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Write the correct word for each picture. Includes a word list.
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Cut out the words and use them to build a sentence that says, "I am 100 days smarter!" Glue the words in the correct position and copy the sentence onto the primary-ruled lines.
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Me (Sight Word) FREE
Trace and write the word me. Then write the word in the blank space to complete the sentence, "Do you see me?"
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For this activity, students use their scissors to cut apart the letter tiles. Then they'll glue them together to make five different sight words.
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Print off this short passage about fruit and have your early readers respond to the reading comprehension questions and complete the exercises.
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Here is the sight word list for unit 5. There is a take-home activity kids can do with their parents to practice their sight words.
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Write the correct word for each picture. Includes a word list.
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First, read each sight word. Then trace it. Last, write it neatly on the line.
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Test reading fluency and practice kindergarten reading skills with this worksheet that includes a short passage about a kid's red bike.
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This is the sight word list for unit 6. This worksheet is designed for students to take home and practice their words with their parents.
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This is the sight word list for unit 8. Students can take this list home and practice the words with their parents using the activity included.
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Read this short reading passage about things in a bedroom. Then answer questions, work on sight words, and draw a picture to go along with a sentence.
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Glue the letter squares on this page to make your unit eight sight words.
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Build sentences with a Presidents' Day theme. Cards include a mix of basic sight words and words related to presidents. Word cards include: George, Washington, Abe, Lincoln, tall, hat, white, house, USA, and people.
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If you prefer a biweekly test, use this file. You'll have students read each word in units 1 and 2, as well as two complete sentences.
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The first three Units of our Sight Word series are listed on this worksheet for students to review.
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These cards can be used on your classroom word wall, or with a pocket chart. Words include: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
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Students can practice reading these six complete sentences. This page includes words from Units 1 through 4.
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Carefully cut out the words girl, my, dog, can, can and see. Attach them to the worksheet to build the sentence, "The girl can see my dog."
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These word wall or pocket chart cards can be used to help students learn the names of the twelve months of the year.
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Cut apart the sight words (snap words). Sort them by the number of letters in each word, then glue them onto the chart.
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This page has Dolch primer words to add to your classroom's word wall.
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This kindergarten-level reading worksheet includes a short passage, comprehension questions, and other reading and writing exercises.
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The eight letter squares on the bottom of this worksheet are scrambled and need to be cut out and rearranged into the words "elf" and "Santa".
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Cut out the words boy, has, the, a, and pig. Use the sight word cards to make a complete sentence. "The boy has a pig."
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Write the correct word for each picture (quilt & queen).
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On this page, student can practice their penmanship. First read the sight words. Then print each one twice.
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In this printable activity, students will read, trace and write to practice their sight words.
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On this worksheet kids should carefully trace each sight word two times. You may choose to have them to use a pencil or a fine-tipped marker for this activity.
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Here are the flashcards to go along with the sight words for this unit. You may want to have students build a practice deck by adding new flashcards each week.
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This is a learning center activity in which students use an ink pad and letter stampers to make sight words.
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This short beginner reading comprehension passage is about a small yellow chick. Students will answer questions about the passage, practice writing and recognizing sight words, and draw a picture.
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Learn all about reading and writing the word we with this printable worksheet.
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Trace, write, and color the word like. Then cut out the letters, unscramble them, and glue them on the page to make the word.
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With scissors, students will cut apart the letters at the bottom of the worksheet. Then they'll rearrange them to make the sight words shown.
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Use these words to make a complete sentence: we, eat, egg, will, and an.
The completed sentence should read, "We will eat an egg."
The completed sentence should read, "We will eat an egg."
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Write the word and in the blank space to make a complete sentence. "I see a cat and dog."
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These color sight word cards can be used in your pocket chart, or on your classroom word wall.
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This PDF has sight word cards for level 1. Post them on your classroom word wall.
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This worksheet is great for take-home practice for your students to review their sight words.
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These word strips were designed to fit into a pocket chart or hang on your classroom word wall.
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Write the words that contain the /n/ sound. Includes word list.
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Students can circle words as they are read aloud by their teacher.
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Here is the sight word list for unit 7. Parents can use the questions in the home review section to quiz their children on their sight words.
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Read about a small, fluffy Dog named Jack. Then answer comprehension questions, work on phonics skills, and write a sentence.
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In this sight word activity, students will read each sight word, then trace it, then write it.
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Challenge your early readers to build each sight word from the letter tiles.
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Cut out these flash cards to practice this week's sight words. Students can practice on their own or in a group.
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Students will practice their sight words by reading, tracing and writing them in this activity.
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Students can read sight words and sentences to their teachers, and earn up to 15 points on this test.
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Ava and James lost their toys! Read this short story to find out where the toys are. Then answer simple comprehension questions.
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Read the sentences made up entirely of sight words from the first four Units of our Sight Word curriculum on this worksheet.
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Find and circle the letters in the word at. Complete the color-by-number. Write. Trace.
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Students will practice their handwriting and their sight words using this printable activity.
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Which sight words have two letters? Which ones have three? Which have four? Sort the words on the chat and affix the words with a glue stick.
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Use the words bug, I, see, yes, and the to make a sentence. "Yes, I see the bug."
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Cut and glue the letters p-i-g. Trace and print the word pig on the primary-ruled lines.
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Cut out the letters and glue them on the page to make your sight words.
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Have students read a list of this week's words. You can track their progress on these assessment score sheets.
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This is the sight word list for unit 10. Students can read the sight words aloud to their parents and do the home review activity.
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These long word strips will fit perfectly in your classroom pocket chart. Or, add them to your class word wall.
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Circle the word you every time it appears in the word bank. Also practice writing and tracing the word. Near the bottom of the page is a cut-and-glue section too.
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This short passage is about a little fish looking to play. Practice reading comprehension and early writings skills with the worksheets that follow.
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Read the sight words from the sight word caterpillar to a friend or family member.
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This cut-and-glue activity has students gluing the letters from the bottom of the page to form the words "tree" and "hat".
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Have your students bring this worksheet home to practice their sight words with their parents. The students can read each of the words from the list and then read the sentences on the bottom.
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Practicing reading sight words from these printable flashcards is an activity all your students will love.
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Play sight word bingo with your whole class. This file has calling cards and 24 sight word bingo boards.
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Color, trace, and print the word in. Then use it in a sentence: "I am in the house."
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Write the words that contain the /r/ sound. Includes word list.
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Read this short passage about leaves. This passage provides a perfect opportunity for students to practice the preposition "in."
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Students will practice their weekly sight words by writing them two times in this activity.
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Cut out and put together this word wheel for students to practice reading their sight words. For best results, try printing this on card stock paper.
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Here is the sight word list for unit 9. Students can read the words aloud at home with their parents and do the activity at the bottom of the page.
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Has (Sight Word) FREE
Use an ink dabber or crayons to mark the letters h-a-s in the circle box. Then practice reading and writing the word has.
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In this printable activity, students practice sight words by tracing them.
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After tracing and writing the word do, write it in the sentence. "Do you see the bear?" Then draw a picture.
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Color the letters in the word am. Then trace the word neatly and tell how many letters are in the word.
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Read sight words from this pig-shaped word slider. (If you'd like a color version of this file, click on the alt button below.)
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Cut out the letters a-l-b-l and arrange them to make the word ball. Then circle the word ball each time it appears in the word box. Then practice printing the word.
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Students will practice reading, tracing and writing sight words in this printable activity.
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Match the words with the illustrations. The main file is in full color. If you're looking for a black-and-white version, click on the "Alt" button below.
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In this printable activity, students will practice reading, tracing and writing their sight words.
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Kids will enjoy this entertaining story about two fish who bump into a shark. Then students can answer questions about the story, practice phonics and sight word skills, and write a sentence.
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Read about the things someone grows in their garden. Then answer the questions and complete the tracing activities.
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Cut out the animal words at the bottom of the page. Match each animal up with its correct color from the Brown Bear book. Glue the words onto the page.
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Have your students cut out these printable flashcards so they can review their Unit 8 sight words.
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Mat is getting dressed. What will he wear? Read this short story to find out. Then answer some comprehension questions based on the passage.
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Cut out seventeen letter tiles and use them to build five different sight words.
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Using this printable activity, kids will practice their sight words, and their penmanship.
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Cut out the letters r-f-o and arrange them to make the word for. Also practice writing and tracing the word.
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Color the letters in the word an. Then trace the word and write it on your own. At the bottom of the page, fill in the word to complete the sentence: "This is an apple."
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This is the sight word list for unit 12. Students can take this list home to practice with their parents. Parents can guide their children through the activity at the bottom of the page.
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Use scissors to cut out the letter tiles at the bottom of the page. Then use a glue stick to attach them to the squares at the top to make sight words.
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Sort the snap words into three categories: 2, 3, and 4-letter words.
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Unit 7 sight words can be mastered by using these fun, printable flashcards!
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Students will use pencils, crayons, scissors, and a glue stick to complete this worksheet.
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Students will read all of the words from the first eight Units of our Sight Word curriculum.
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This is the sight word list for unit 11. Students can take this list home to practice the sight words with their parents. An activity is included at the bottom of the page.
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Complete the color-by-number with the letters t-o. Then write, trace, and color the word to.
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Trace, color, and write the word. Then complete the sentence and draw a picture.
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This is a fun dice game that works well in a learning center or small group setting. Students roll a die. The number they roll corresponds with a column of words on the game board. Students read the words in the column as quickly as possible.
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Color the letters in the word are according to the key. Circle the number of letters in the word. Then practice writing and tracing the letters.
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Sort the pictures and words into three groups - words that start with /s/, words that have /s/ in the middle, and words that end with /s/
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Children will read the sight words on the sight word caterpillar aloud to a family member or friend.
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Practice this week's sight words, and your handwriting with this printable activity.
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All of the sight words from Units one through seven are listed on this worksheet for kids to practice at home or in the classroom.
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Circle, color, trace, and write the word said on this printable worksheet.
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Give each kid a copy of this test paper. Read words and have the kids circle them.
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Sort the pictures and words into three groups - words that start with /t/, words that have /t/ in the middle, and words that end with /t/
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In this game, students take turns rolling a die. The number they roll determines the column on the game board that they must read. Each column has sight words that students should try to read as quickly as possible.
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Students will write this week's sight words two times in this printable activity.
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Cut out the letters m-h-i and use a few drops of glue to attach them to the page and make the word him.
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