Sight Word Worksheets

Sight word practice for day, eat, if, and, but and see, one page per word: students trace the word, find it among other words or in a sentence, and use it in a sentence.
Year groups
Nursery–Reception (Early Years), Years 1–2 (Key Stage 1)
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Updated Dec 21, 2022

Subject
Spelling, Language Development, English
Topic
Sight Words, Spelling
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This resource contains 8 pages of sight word worksheets. Students learn sight words through different activities, including tracing, pattern recognition and visual depiction.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Recognise each sight word among other words and within a sentence

  • Write the sight word correctly in a complete sentence

Teaching tips

  • Each word has its own page, so pages can be handed out one at a time as each word is introduced.

Skills covered

  • Word tracing — following dots, then tracing each word freehand several times

  • Word recognition — circling the target word among distractors or inside a sentence

  • Sentence writing — completing or writing a sentence with the word, with a drawing prompt on some pages

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Core concepts

  • Sight words

  • Handwriting

  • Sentences

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