Sight Word – little
I see little boys and little girls. Little munchkins everywhere..sounds like a kindergarten class! Trace the sight word little and draw cute a picture to go with the sentence.
CCSS RF.K.3c and SL.K.5
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.
110+ resources
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Sight Word – look
Feel the enthusiasm in these sentences? Look at me! Look out! Look up! Read the sentences and trace the sight word look. Color an exciting picture to go with them.
CCSS RF.K.3c and SL.K.5
Sight Word – me
Trace the sight word me in each of the sentences on this worksheet. He sees me. He finds me. He likes me. Read the words and then draw a picture to go with the sentences.
CCSS RF.K.3c and SL.K.5
Sight Word – my
The sentences on this worksheet: I see my bat. I see my pen. I see my toy. Trace the sight word my and read each sentence. Color a picture of a bat, a pen, a toy…or all three!
CCSS RF.K.3c and SL.K.5
Sight Word – play
What child doesn’t like to play? I play nicely. I play hard. I play today. Read these sentences and trace the sight word play. Draw a picture of yourself playing alone or with friends.
CCSS RF.K.3c and SL.K.5
Sight Word – ran
I ran fast. I ran home. I ran to you. These sentences with the sight word ran sound like the ending to a great movie! Trace the words, read the sentences, and draw a picture.
CCSS RF.K.3c and SL.K.5
Sight Word – run
I run away. I run now. I run fast. Sounds like kids playing at recess! Read the sentences and trace the sight word run. Draw a picture of yourself running like lightening.
CCSS RF.K.3c and SL.K.5
Sight Word – said
Unlike our other work- sheets, this one uses quotation marks. He said, “Hi!” He said, “No!” He said, “Go!” Read the sentences. Trace the sight word said. Draw a picture.
CCSS RF.K.3c and SL.K.5
Sight Word – see
See the fox? See the vet? See the pig? These sentences with the sight word see all end in question marks. Read the sentences, trace the sight words, and color a picture.
CCSS RF.K.3c and SL.K.5
Sight Word – she
She is fun. She is tan. She is wet. Sounds like a good time with this mystery girl. Read the sentences, trace the sight word she, and draw a picture. Is this girl you or a friend?
CCSS RF.K.3c and SL.K.5
Sight Word – the
The word the is the most used word. The three sentences using the word the are: Pet the dog. See the car? and Be the best! Draw a picture to go with one of the sentences.
CCSS RF.K.3c and SL.K.5
Sight Word – to
Read the sentences: I go to school. I go to bed. I go to play. Trace the sight word to. Draw a picture of yourself. Will you be pictured learning, sleeping, or playing? It’s a mystery!
CCSS RF.K.3c and SL.K.5
Sight Word – you
You can draw a picture of a friend for this worksheet. Read the sentences: I see you. I know you. I like you. Trace the sight word you on the dashed lines and draw your subject.
CCSS RF.K.3c and SL.K.5
Dolch Sight Word Bingo – Pre-primer
Color-coded in blue, this Dolch sight word bingo – pre-primer game comes with 40 full size pages, instructions, sight word game cards, and markers with stars.
CCSS None for pre-K
Dolch Sight Word Bingo – Primer
Just one more in this row and I’ll have Bingo! Kids just love Bingo! This Dolch sight word bingo – primer game includes 40 full size cards, 52 word cards, playing pieces, and instructions.
CCSS RF.K.3c
Fry List – The First 100
This Fry list is of the first 100 fry words. They are appropriate for kinder to first grade children. Divided into four lists with 25 words each, use the first 50 words for kindergarten.
CCSS RF.K.3c & R.F.1.3g
