Sight Word – are
The sight word are used in these sentences sounds like a day at the beach or the pool: We are hot. We are wet. We are tan. Trace the word are, read the sentences, draw a picture.
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Subject Level: Kindergarten Sight Words
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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Sight Word – at
My dear little friend, where in this big wide world are you? Practice tracing the sight word at with these three answers: I am at home. I am at Tim’s. I am at Jill’s. Draw a picture.
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Sight Word – ate
The sight word ate refers to lunch in this worksheet: I ate here. I ate lunch. I ate slowly. Trace the word ate, read the sentences, and draw a picture of yourself eating lunch!
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Sight Word – be
The sentences in this worksheet sound like it’s the perfect place to draw a big happy face! The sight word be is used to make the sentences: Be kind. Be good. Be happy.
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Sight Word – can
I can go. I can run. I can jump. As you read these sentences with the sight word can you envision an active child! Trace the word can, read the sentences, and draw a fun picture.
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Sight Word – come
Trace the sight word come then use your imagination to draw a picture to go with the sentences. I come here. I come now. I come see. What could it be that you’ve come to see?
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Sight Word – for
Trace the sight word for in the three following sentences: It is for me. It is for you. It is for us! What could “it” be? Read the sentences then draw a picture of the surprise!
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Sight Word – go
The sentences for the sight word go make us wonder where you could be going. Read the sentences – I go fast. I go up. I go away. Trace the word go, then draw a picture to go with it.
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Sight Word – have
I have a pig. I have a box. I have a kite. Trace the sight word have and read the sentences. Color a picture showing the thing that you have. Is it a big pig, a tiny a box, or a high-flying kite?
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Sight Word – he
Is he nice? Is he fun? Is he here? Who could this mystery person be in the sentences with the sight word he? Read the sentences, trace the sight word, and draw a picture!
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Sight Word – help
It’s a good thing to ask for help when you need it. I need help. Please help! You help me. These three sentences use the sight word help. What might you have gotten help with?
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Sight Word – here
It’s always better to be somewhere together rather than being alone. Trace the sight word here. Read and draw a picture of the sentences: I am here. You are here. We are here!
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Sight Word – I
Trace the sight word I. Read the sentences and color a picture of one or more of the things you see. I see a cat. I see a dog. I see a toy. What do you do when you see them? Play with them?
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Sight Word – is
He is a boy. He is happy. He is nice. After reading these sentences, trace the sight word is and draw a cute picture of this happy little chap. Is he a friend, or a monster in your closet?
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Sight Word – jump
Holy jumping bugs! I jump. I jump up. I jump high. Trace the sight word jump in these bouncy sentences. Read the sentences and draw a picture of yourself jumping. Boing! Boing!
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Sight Word – like
Trace the sight word like as you read these likable sentences: I like blocks. I like to run. I like school. Kindergarten is especially the best! Draw a picture to go with the sentences.
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