Our kindergarten reading/language arts program emphasizes the following twenty-five sight words: a, am, and, at, can, come, go, here, I, in, is, it, like, look, me, my, on, see, said, the, this, to, up, we & you. By the end of kindergarten, students are encouraged to both read and write these high-frequency words correctly. As a result, we created these free printable kindergarten sight words flash cards.
Kindergarten Sight Words Flash Cards
Flash cards can assist a child in automatically recognizing sight words. Repetition is a key component when developing a sight word vocabulary. Sight word flash cards are easy to make and affordable. We created three types of flash cards:
- Using regular font,
- Using dotted lines, and
- Using a bubble font.
Make the creation of the flash cards a fun activity. Encourage your child to trace the letters on each flash card with dotted lines. Using markers or crayons, decorate the sight word flash cards with the bubble font. Color each sight word and/or 
add a drawing to represent the word (some words will be almost impossible to illustrate, e.g., the, is. For a more formal look, use the regular font flash cards. I would recommend laminating each card or printing on card stock paper. You will most likely use these flash cards on numerous occasions (I did).
Sight words: I, am, a, see, can, we, the, & in
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Sight words: and, go, to, like, you, is, here & it
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Sight words: come, up, this, my, look, at, me & on
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Sight word: said
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The above sight word flash card containing the word, said, contains seven blank flash cards. Use these cards to assist your child in automatically recognizing other sight words. Write each sight word on a blank card.
Sight words flash cards help a child develop a sight word vocabulary. When learning to automatically recognize sight words, repetition is critical which is why flash cards are a great activity. Remember, every child progresses differently. Gradually introduce new sight words and review previously taught sight words daily.
Hi,
I like the font you use in the flash card. What is the name of the font that you use? I think it is a good font to teach young children. Can you share with me the name of the font that you use in your PDF printable?
TQVM
AWESOME!!! Thank you!!
This is amazing thank you so much just what i was looking for, for her to practice sight words at home after school.
Thank you for providing this amazing resource!
Flash cards are amazing I like how you have different varieties also the whole site is just terrific it helps so much thank you I have three kids at 3 6 and 8 and it helps with every one of them thank you very much
Thank you for this resource. I like that they are just simple. Some people feel the need to make them all fancy and I feel that it is sometimes visually distracting for our children. The font is easy to read and they are a nice size.