Sight Words Worksheet – make, a, cake
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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Kindergarten sight words are the words that are recommended for kindergarteners to learn first. They include Fry words and Dolch sight words. You will find one section dedicated to Dolch words and one to Fry words. The other sections are a compilation of these sight words used in a variety of sight word worksheets, color by sight word worksheets, and emergent reader booklets. Dolch words have a list of 40 words called pre primer sight words. Those are included in this kindergarten sight words section as well.
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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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Using the sight word and is easy-sneeezy especially when making lists like the sentence in this worksheet: I see a cat and dog and a pig. Draw a picture to go with the sentence.
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