Kindergarten Sight Word Worksheets
These sight word worksheets help children learn 25 sight words that are ideal for a child in kindergarten. Our reading program encourages every students to automatically recognize these words by the end of the school year. The ability to quickly recognize these sight words will greatly assist a child when reading and writing.
Kindergarten Sight Word Worksheets (List 1)
We offer free sight word worksheets to help a child learn the following 25 sight words: I, am, a, see, can, we, the, in, and, go, to, like, said, you, is, it, here, come, up, this, my, look, at, me & on. Ideally these worksheets should be completed in sequential order as they review previous sight words.
Write Sight Words in a Journal
Writing in a journal is another great exercise to help your child learn sight words. Write the sight words 5 – 10 times and complete the sentences below. Draw a picture and when ready, have your child label it.
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| I, am | I am ________. |
| see, a | I see a ________. |
| can, we | Can we ________? |
| the, in | We can see the ______ in the ______. |
| and, go | We can go in the ______ and the ______. |
| to, like | I like to go to the _________. |
| said | I said I can see the ________. |
| you, is | You said I can see the ______ is ______. |
| it, here | Here is a ______. It is ______. |
| come, up | Can you come to my ________? Can you see the ______ up in the ______. |
| look, at | Look at the ________. |
| me, on | Look at me. I am on a ________. |
| this, my | This is my ________. |
Sight Word Worksheets for Kindergarten (List 2)
After your child masters the above kindergarten sight words (list 1), proceed to these worksheets. There are 13 free worksheets that incorporate the following 25 sight words: she, out, no, are, run, was, big, not, they, his, he, little, going, from, will, went, yes, down, have, one, by, with, where, for & of. Similar to the first twenty-five sight words, these words are commonly found in print.
These words are ideal because they appear frequently in both stories and informational texts.
Write Sight Words in a Journal
Writing the sight words helps your child learn sight words. Write the sight words 5 – 10 times and complete the sentences below. Draw a picture and label it.
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| she, was | She was a ________. |
| he, went | He went to the ________. |
| by, out | She went out _______ by ________ . |
| big, little | This is a big ________. This is a little _________ . |
| yes, with | Yes, I like to ______ with you . |
| no, not | No, I do not like ______. |
| going, down | I am going down _________. |
| where, are | Where are you going? I am going ________. |
| they, from | They are from ______. Where are you from? |
| have, for | I have a ______ for _______ . |
| run | I like to run to the ________. |
| his, will | This is his. It will ________. |
| one, of | One of my _______ is ________. |
More Worksheets
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| Sight Words: Away & All |
Sight Words: Do & Has |
Sight Words: What & An |
Sight Words: What & Play |
We created over 150 sight word worksheets that focus on one sight word. In addition, we created worksheets that contain several of Dolch’s preprimer and primer sight words. Based on our first-grade reading curriculum, we created additional sight word worksheets. These worksheets focus on more than one words.