I like these worksheets because you can take them with you to a restaurant, ball game or a siblings swim lesson (anywhere where there is wait time) so it gives them something constructive to focus on and complete. Then use flashcards with the word(s) added in with letters while reinforcing their learning with these free printable sight word worksheets. Then ask them to seek the word out in the real world on products and advertisements. Ask them to try and find the words in books when you are reading so that they are recognizing the sound of the word first. Start with easy (shorter) ones such as “a”, “I”, “in” and “is”, for example. And while I’m not keen on using lots of worksheets, the bottom line is that worksheets are great at getting the job done when combined with other methods of learning.įind ways to help your child recognize each word until they can identify them quickly by memory without hesitation. No matter what they are called, they are of the highest importance to early readers and as parents, caregivers and teachers, it is our responsibility to help our little ones learn them in the best way they can. Sight words are called different things like word wall words, snap words, Dolch words and Fry words. It may also cause them to be self-conscious or even turn them off to reading altogether. This can have devastating consequences when young children learn to associate reading with anxiety, frustration and difficulties. Without rapid recognition of these high frequency words, readers will be unable to keep up with peers and struggle on their own. Sight words are building blocks of reading for early learners in kindergarten and first grade.
Do you remember learning sight words when you were a kid? Did you know that they are still taught today from PreK to third grade? Sight words are dependent on your child’s reading success (or failure) so I have prepared these free printable worksheets for your new reader to learn the words required for reading success.
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