Sight Words Worksheets
Sight words worksheets are great activities; they are the perfect supplement to a sight word lesson. We have created numerous worksheets to help your child or student develop a sight word vocabulary. Our selection of sight words is based on our reading curriculum and Dolch’s and Fry’s list containing common or high frequency words that a child should recognize by sight, rather than sounding out.
Printable Sight Word Worksheets
 These are our most popular worksheets. We have created over 150 FREE worksheets of which most focus on one sight word; they contain helpful information on forming each letter as well as offers numerous opportunities to practice writing each sight word. We recommend each child saying the sight word aloud as he writes to help develop a sight word vocabulary. |
Kindergarten Worksheets
 We offer free worksheets that are ideal for a child in kindergarten. Our reading curriculum strongly encourages kindergarteners to automatically recognize these twenty-five sight words. Each worksheet offers advice on properly forming each letter as well as offers many opportunities to practice writing each word. Our program also encourages students to write in a journal so we offer some suggestions. |
Dolch Worksheets
 Using Dolch’s sight words, we created free worksheets. Our sight word soup worksheets (fill in the missing letters) help a child learn sight words through a fun activity. Our sight word scramble (unscrambling sight words) is another fun activity that helps a child automatically recognize sight words. When your child or student identifies a word, we recommend saying the sight word aloud. |
First Grade Worksheets
 These worksheets are ideal for a child in first grade; they provide the perfect sight word review. By the end of first grade, our curriculum recommends spelling sight words correctly as well as writing independently using simple and compound sentences. These worksheets will assist a child in attaining both of these milestones. |
Featured Worksheets
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Worksheet #5 is a blank template. Use this worksheet if you are working on a specific set of sight words.
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The last worksheet (#6) is a blank template. Use this worksheet if you are working on a specific set of sight words.
Sight Word Instruction
Practice, repetition, and repeated exposure to sight words is critical when developing a sight word vocabulary. Ideally teach words that appear most frequently; a mere twenty-five words account for approximately a third of written material and many of these words are phonetically irregular. Sight words should be introduced in a cumulative manner. As new words are introduced, old words should be reviewed.
Our worksheets provide the perfect complement to a lesson by offering opportunities for your child or student to practice the sight words using both reading and writing activities.
Additional Sight Word Resources