Kindergarten Sight Word Printables featuring Dolch 220 Primer word list make learning to read in Kindergarten fun! These Kindergarten reading worksheets are engaging and give hands-on opportunities to work with sight words. Based on the Dolch 220 sight word list, these pages will align with any Kindergarten curriculum you are...
Kindergarten Sight Word BINGO includes all Kindergarten Primer Dolch Words! Kids practice sight word recognition and reading fluency. Pair this BINGO activity with our Sight Word Of The Week Bundle for even more engaging practice! Kindergarten Sight Word BINGO Free, low-prep printable BINGO calling cards featuring the Kindergarten Dolch sight word list....
For students learning how to read, sight words are of great importance. While phonics will provide your students with a solid foundation in reading, sight words are just as important for fluency and speed. Sight words are words that cannot be sounded out phonetically, and thus must be...
Each of these free sight word activity sheets will help guide your children to sight word mastery. These fun and colorful pages feature 1 of 40 Dolch pre-primer sight words. Circling, searching, writing and daubing are a few of the interactive ways these fun activity sheets will help with learning. ...
Sight words are words that students should be able to read by sight. These are words that are difficult or impossible to sound out and thus must be memorized. For Kindergarten it is suggested that students learn Pre-primer and Primer words from the Dolch 220 word list. Below you'll find...
Each page of our spelling notebook features a single letter and words that begin with that letter. We recommend printing your notebook either double-sided or in a booklet form. Space has been allotted for a three-hole punch or alternate form of binding. These spelling notebooks make great take-home booklets for...
Sight Word Worksheets & Activity Pages for Preschool and Kindergarten students. Sight words are words that generally cannot be sounded out phonetically, or have a silent letter. These are words children will simply need to memorize by sight through repetition from reading and targeted learning. Sight Word of the Week...
