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Tracing Sight Words, Free Dolch Noun Pages

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Usage instructions for the Dolch noun worksheets: print, color pictures, fill in vowels, and trace words
Instructions for coloring, vowel practice, and tracing
Cover titled “Dolch Noun Words Worksheets” introducing the noun coloring, missing-vowel, and tracing pages
Cover of the Dolch noun worksheet resource
Dolch noun practice sheet 1: apple, bell, cake, car, chair, and door pictures to color and missing vowels to fill in
First practice sheet: nouns 1–6 of 18
Dolch noun practice sheet 2: egg, eye, cat, boat, box, and fire pictures to color and missing vowels to fill in
Second practice sheet: nouns 7–12 of 18
Dolch noun practice sheet 3: flower, duck, game, girl, father, and fish for coloring and filling in missing vowels
Third practice sheet: nouns 13–18 of 18
Tracing sheet for all 18 Dolch nouns from the picture worksheets, including apple, egg, flower, and fish
Tracing practice for all 18 pictured nouns
Background reading on Edward William Dolch and his sight word list, including 220 service words and 95 nouns
Background information about the Dolch word list

About This Product

If you’re looking for a simple way to make sight word practice fun and engaging, this freebie is a great place to start! I created these pages with young learners in mind, so they can build confidence while working on important early literacy skills.

What’s Included?

  • 18 Dolch noun sight word pages (words like apple, bell, cake, door, and more)

  • Black-and-white illustrations students can color

  • Fill-in-the-blank vowel activity (example: _ppl_ → apple)

  • Word tracing practice for every noun

Easy Ways to Use

These pages work well in literacy centers, as morning work, for early finishers, or even as homework. They’re also helpful in small group lessons when you want something hands-on and no prep just print and you’re ready to go.

Why Teachers & Families Love It

  • Keeps students engaged with coloring and interactive word-building activities

  • Saves time for teachers with no-prep printables

  • Gives homeschoolers a fun way to support sight word mastery at home

Skills Students Will Practice

  • Recognizing and reading Dolch nouns

  • Identifying vowels and improving spelling

  • Strengthening fine motor skills with tracing and coloring

  • Building early reading fluency

Perfect For

  • Kindergarten

  • 1st Grade

  • ESL/EFL early learners

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