Looking for a bundle of sight word worksheets? Here you go!
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If you’re looking for some quick, no-prep ways to reinforce common sight words, you’ve come to the right place!
First, a quick disclosure.
As a general rule, worksheets aren’t my go-to. We like to learn sight words in active, hands-on ways.
Then we use our sight word books for a fun way to read the words in context.
But these worksheets can be a great supplement to meaningful learning activities.
(Oh, and P.S. – sorry for the dark pictures that follow. If we only did our activities when we have natural light, we’d never do them!)
As you can see, the page starts out very simply. Have your learners trace the word at the top right. Then trace the word two more times below it.
If your learners are ready for it, have them write the word on the next two lines.
The first time I tried these with my Five, we skipped those lines because they frustrated him. (Do your students need help learning to write on the lines? Grab our handwriting bundle!)
Finally, grab a Do-a-Dot marker so your students can dot the featured sight word.
Too messy for you? Crayons work too. 😉
Here’s a tip: Make the pages reusable by laminating them and providing a dry erase marker. That makes these pages great for center work.
Then put the laminated page on a magnetic baking sheet, and provide small magnets to cover the words.
Another idea is to use clear glass gems.
A note about the included pages
Most of my sight word worksheets are available for free in the subscriber library. As a subscriber to my newsletter, you’ll get access to the preprimer, primer, and first grade lists (with more to come!). But I’ve had a request for a few words that aren’t included in the Dolch lists. So I created this bundle with the bonus words.
These are the worksheets you’ll get in the packet:
- if
- sure
- great
- most
- says
- show
- day
- words
- other
- water
- people
- orange
You are welcome to give more requests, but I can’t include words longer than 6-7 letters because they don’t fit.
More teaching tips
- Variety is key! Use the worksheets alongside other low-prep sight word activities.
- Be flexible. If you’re working with very young learners, they may be ready for the word find section at the bottom of the worksheet – but not the handwriting section. It’s okay for a child to do just part of the worksheet.
- Differentiate. By this I mean choose different activities for different learners. It’s not always a good idea to make 20 copies of a single page for your entire class. Just give this activity to the students that are ready for it.
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Monica
The down load button doesn’t work
Heather Groth, Customer Support
Hello Monica! When you click the yellow “Click to Download” button, the pdf should automatically pop up. If it’s not working for you, I recommend trying a different web browser or device. If you try both of these and are still having difficulties, please email hello@themeasuredmom.com, so that we can make sure you get access to the sight word worksheets! Thank you!
Kate
Any chance you have/could make the sight word “five” as a worksheet? I love using these with my kids and thought they’d be great for at home use since they are already familiar with them but I’m sad without five!
Anna G
Thanks for the suggestion, Kate! My schedule is very full now, though, so I don’t have plans to add new worksheets any time soon.
Anna G
There is an editable version in the subscriber library, though, so if you are a newsletter subscriber you can make your own.
Kim LiVigni
Do you have the page for the sight word “of” that is pictured for a free download?
Anna G
Yes, it’s included in the subscriber library, which you can access if you are an email subscriber.
Michelle
I love these resources! Thank your for sharing; they will be so helpful in my Kindergarten classroom. I couldn’t find “of” in any of the sight word worksheets. Am I overlooking it?
Anna G
It’s in the 1st grade pack in the subscriber library. 🙂
diane
looking for sight word worksheets for a, I, and of
Anna G
Hmm… quite sure those are included in the subscriber library under their appropriate lists.
Halima
I see in your pictures you have an “I” sightword worksheet, however when I downloaded both sets I didn’t see I???
Anna G
Should be in the subscriber library – if not I must have missed it, but I think it’s there.
Linda Johnson
Hello,
I just downloaded the bonus set of 12 HFWords. I was unable to find the same worksheet format for other sight words (most specifically the first 50 which my grandson is working on.
I looked in the search box and nothing came up. Do you have other word groups in this format?
Thanks,
Linda
Kate Dowling
Hi Linda!
This is Kate, Anna’s assistant. Yes, Anna has created more sight word pages, and they are available for free in her Subscriber Library. If you’re not a subscriber already, you can sign up at the top of this page. Here’s a link to the Subscriber Library. You’ll need the password found in Anna’s email newsletter: https://www.themeasuredmom.com/top-ten-secrets-great-teaching/
Rebecca Holmes
Could you make a blank template for this worksheet? I want to do more than just sight words with these worksheets… I wanted to make a worksheet for any word I was teaching that week from car to x-ray. I am a homeschooling mom, but I could see how that template would be of great value to classroom teachers as well. There are so many sight word resources these but not the same options for other words.
Anna G
Thanks for your suggestion, Rebecca! Unfortunately, I’m busy with quite a few projects right now and won’t have time to create it.
Delia Lovelle
Hello!
I’m looking for the Pre Primer worksheet for I and I can’t find it. How can I get it?
Kate Dowling
Hi Delia!
Here is the link to the Subscriber Library: https://www.themeasuredmom.com/top-ten-secrets-great-teaching/
After you enter the password (found in Anna’s latest newsletter), you’ll scroll down to “Preprimer Sight Word Worksheets.” All the words are in alphabetical order, so you’ll find the “I” page right in its place. I just checked, and it’s there!
Saranya
This is awesome I downloaded for my kids. I like all your resources. Thank you so much.
Tara Ring
This is awesome, but do you have a bundle with more words and ones that are more 1st and 2nd grade?
Anna G
Subscribers get a preprimer, primer, and first grade list. 🙂 I have plans to add the second grade sight words too, but I’m not sure when.
Thea
Thank you.
So precious sight word worksheets. Like all your resources.
Anna G
You’re very welcome, Thea!
Teri Taggart
Hi! I have a couple of sight words that I’d love to get your worksheets for:
does & your
I love these sight word worksheets and those are the only 2 words that are on our list that I couldn’t find in your other materials. Thanks so much!
Anna G
Hi Terri! Those are part of the 2nd grade Dolch list, which I haven’t created pages for yet. These take a lot of time, so it’s not on my to do list yet, but I do assume I’ll get to that bundle eventually. 🙂
Jeanette
I signed up for the newsletter, and I love the memory word printables. I was looking to download the one for the memory word “I” but I cant find it. Is there a printable for that?
Thank you so much!
Anna G
Hello! It should be in the preprimer sight word set in the subscriber library.
Brittany
I was wondering if there was the word “as” in either set of work sheets. I love these. I have my son do these along with his usual homework and it helps so much. This weeks words are “at” and “as”. I found “at” but no “as”. Please help.
Anna G
It should be in the first grade sight word worksheets in the subscriber library.
Sam
Hello,
Love these!!! I am having a hard time finding the sight word “I” in all of the links. Which one has I?
Thank you!
Anna G
Hi Sam! Do you see the preprimer sight word worksheets in the subscriber library? I’m pretty sure it’s in that file.
BACON
Thanks share this worksheet.
Anna G
You’re very welcome!
Sarah Coleman
I so happy you shared these with me i have been trying to figure out a way to introduce my children to sight words and your suggestions seem like so much fun i am going to enjoy trying them thank you so much
Anna G
You’re welcome, Sarah!
Lavern Hollis
I would like to take the time to thank you for your generosity in sharing so many wonderful freebies. The resources you provide that I have used so far really help my students and they enjoy the games. Thank you so much.
Anna G
You’re very welcome, Lavern! I’m so glad you like them!
LaDene Byrd
Do you have these ones i didnt see them: DR,MR,MRS
Anna G
No, I don’t.
Kelly
I see “I” in the pictures but not in any of the bundles. Where is “I”? Thanks, Kelly
Anna G
It should now be in the preprimer sight word worksheets in the subscriber library. (It wasn’t originally; I added it.)
Kelly
Hmmm– I clicked on teh link above for the primer (52 bonus) and I still dont see it. Where is the subscriber library? I am subscribed. Thanks,Kelly
Anna G
It looks like you’ve been sent about 6 newsletters, but you haven’t opened any of them. Check your spam folder, and let me know! The most recent newsletter has a link to the subscriber library at the bottom, with the password. You can reach me at anna(at)themeasuredmom(dot)com.
Sam
I do not seem to have access to the subscriber library either and can’t find the I page either. This is a bit confusing…
Lori Silva
I’m not seeing “I” either. I’ve scrolled through them all as well!
Not complaining! Just love the worksheets!!! Thanks again!!
Lori
Anna G
It’s on page 16 of the “preprimer sight words” in the subscriber library.
Eileen T.
Thank you so much for offering these resources for free. I wanted something for my kindergarten, and these are GREAT! Again thank you!
-Eileen T.
Anna G
You’re very welcome, Eileen! Thank you so much for the kind words!
Karen
Hi! I love these so much!
Question, on the pictures above of the worksheets, the words “Of” & “I” are on a page, but they’re not on the download. Is there another place I can find these??
Also, Are you going to do any more of these? like more advanced sight words??
Anna G
Hi Karen – I’m not sure where you’re looking, but those words are in the download. I have more sets on my free printables page…. probably more sets in the future, but not for a few more months.
Karen Moreno
:/
I just downloaded them again just to make sure, but they weren’t on there…
I’m a bit confused.
Anna G
The green button will give you the worksheets that you see in the main image.
Alyson
I am having the same problem, I need the word “I”
Alyson
Oh nevermind! I found them in the subscriber library, thank you!
Timea Turai
the mistake is still there….at least in the pack what I downloaded today…..but I just realised that I already have the same bonus pack on my computer from the 8th of March and there is no mistake in that pack…..
Anna G
Thanks! I had corrected it at another spot on my site, but not here. I do believe it’s fixed in both places now. 🙂
Jean
Hi,
I’m looking forward to using these with my students.. I like the idea of laminating them so they can be used in a literacy centre. There is a mistake on the into page. “All” is the target tracing word instead of “into “
Anna Geiger
Hi Jean,
Have you downloaded that recently? I think I fixed that mistake a while ago.