Kindergarten Sight Words
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| Our 49 Kindergarten Sight Words (listed above) are the 49 most frequently used words in the English language. Students who learn these words have a good base for beginning reading. Many of these words cannot be sounded out because they do not follow decoding rules, so they must be learned as sight words. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Here are some fun ways to practice your Kindergarten Sight Words at home. Remember, it's a goal that every child knows how to read and write these 49 words by the end of Kindergarten. |
| *Write your words in shaving cream on the bathroom wall during bath time. |
| *Write your words in sidewalk chalk outside. |
| *Shape your words in cheerios or raisins. Enjoy eating each word after you’ve spelled it correctly. |
| *Write your words on the sidewalk with a paintbrush and water. |
| *Dump sugar onto a big plate. Write your words in the sugar with your finger.0 |
| *Write your words in glitter glue. |
| *Write your words with rainbow colors (using markers.) |
| *Write your words on a dry erase board. |
| *Write your words on a Magna Doodle. |
| *Mold your words using Playdough. |
| *Type your words in fancy letters on the computer. |
| *Spell your words from letters cut out of magazines. |
| *Make up a cheer for each word. |
| *Writer your words on an Etch-A-Sketch |
| *Call someone on the phone and read them your words. |
| *Type your words and email them to someone. |
| *Trace your words with your finger on sandpaper. |
| *Write your words on buttons. Bury them in sand, salt, or sugar. Dig them out and read them as you find them. |
| *Play Go Fish, Bingo, or Concentration with your words. |
| *Make a hidden picture. Draw a picture. Then hide your words in it. See if someone else can find the words. |