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Sight Words

To ensure that your child is able to read all of the required sight words for kindergarten, our sight words are placed on the website for you to practice and help your child read each word with ease.

        When your child is able to read the first list, please send the sight word folder to school in their homework folder for him/her to read the words to us. Upon his/her success, we will place a sticker beside the word list indicating that you may begin working on the next list. This process will contimue until he/she is able to read each word within the list.

 

Thanks so much for your support in helping your child become a successful reader!!!

 

List 1

List 2

List 3

List 4

I

am

up

come

like

at

and

in

is

me

the

go

a

do

you

see

to

we

can

who
 

so

no

an

 

List 5

List 6

List 7

List 8

did

eat

look

with

said

here

father

for

my

on

she

his

one

he

will

have

are

why

could

down

it

after

mother

got

 

 

List 9

List 10

List 11

List 12

yes

first

where

day

went

run

of

little

big

out

then

came

not

away

her

get

from

want

has

night

make

there

because

again
   

what

saw
 
 

Ways to Study Sight Words 

 

**1-12 are simple activities to do with your child. 

**13-20 are more difficult. 

 

Please choose the activities that best fit your child’s needs.  All students will need to keep flash cards of the words they learn and review the words daily.

 

  1. Cut out letters or words from the newspaper and/or magazines.
  2. Make the words with play dough.
  3. Make a concentration game. Before you get the match, you must say the word aloud.
  4. Write your words in fancy handwriting.
  5. Write your words with magic markers or colored pencils.
  6. Hang the words around your house or on the refrigerator. Each time you pass the word, read it aloud.
  7. Make your words with toothpicks.
  8. Write your words with sidewalk chalk on the sidewalk or your driveway.
  9. Clap for each letter as you spell the word aloud. Then say the word.
  10. Jump up when you spell each word. (Jump for each letter, then say the word).
  11. Find your sight words in books that you read.
  12. Find sight words in children’s menus and restaurant bags etc.., Bring in the ones you find
  13. Write your words in alphabetical order.
  14. Make a song, poem or story using your sight words.
  15. Write sentences with your sight words.
  16. Make a word search with your sight words.
  17. Make a cross word puzzle with your sight words.
  18. Make your own menu and use as many sight words as you can.
  19. Make a find and seek.  Draw a picture and hide your words in the picture for the other students to find.
  20. Write a letter to a friend. Underline the sight words.