Sight Words Worksheet – look, black, sheep
Baa. Baa. Look at the black sheep. Have you any wool? Trace the sight words. Write the sentence and draw a picture. Yes, sir I will!
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Baa. Baa. Look at the black sheep. Have you any wool? Trace the sight words. Write the sentence and draw a picture. Yes, sir I will!
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The sight words – make, a, cake – mix together to bake the sentence: Please make a cake. Trace the words. Write the sentence. Draw a picture.
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Sail away with this sentence: My boat is red. Trace the sight words – my, is, red. Draw a picture of a red boat (with you in it!) and write the sentence.
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Think Charlotte’s Web when you read the sentence: My new pig is here! Trace the sight words – new, pig, here. Write the sentence. Draw a picture.
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No frowny faces as you write the sentence: Please find my doll. Trace the sight words – please, find, doll. Draw a picture of your found doll safe with you.
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I saw four blue fish. This sentence uses the three sight words – saw, four, fish. Trace the sight words. Write the sentence. Draw a picture of fishies in the sea.
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The sight words – see, little, bird – have flown in for this sentence: See my little bird? Chirp! Chirp! Trace the words. Draw a picture of a fine feathered friend.
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Can you see kids laughing and smiling? The sight words – she, funny, girl – are used in the sentence: She is a funny girl. Draw a picture of a funny girl.
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Little girls are especially pretty. The sentence for this worksheet is: That girl is pretty. Trace the sight words – that, girl, pretty. Draw a picture of a beauty.
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Man’s best friend times 2. Ruff! Ruff! The sentence in this worksheet: Two dogs run and jump. The sight words – two, dogs, run. Trace, write, and draw.
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We see a brown nest. Can you see kinders in awe of such a discovery! The sight words – we, brown, nest – make up the featured sentence. Draw a picture!
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The sight words – where, the, farmer – make you wonder where, o where can he be? Write the sentence. Draw a picture.
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Grab your cowboy hat & saddle up: I will ride a horse. The sight words – will, ride, horse – hint at havin’ fun times. Giddyup! Draw yourself on a horse.
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The yellow corn is good. Especially with butter! Trace the sight words – yellow, corn, good. Draw a picture and let’s eat!
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Ta Da! Introducing the sight word a. Trace the word a. Read the sentences: I see a bug. I see a fan. I see a map. Draw and color a picture to go with one of the sentences.
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The sight word am is the star of the show in this worksheet. The three sentences included: I am big. I am funny. I am a dog. Draw a picture to go with the sentences.
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