Sight Words Practice
Tricky words to read, trace, write and then find among look-alikes or in a word search.
A row for each word a child has to know by sight: read it, trace the dotted copies, then write it alone. Underneath, the words to find: ring each one every time it appears among words that look almost the same (said, siad, sad), or hunt for them in a small word search. Type this week's tricky words, sight words or mots-outils; a long list is cut into parts, one page each. Write in print, in the school cursive of the book's language, or in capitals; Both reads in print and writes in cursive.
- Age
- ages 5–9
- Answer key
- Included, free
- Skills
- readingspellinghandwritingvisual discrimination
What you can change
Words on a page
3–10 words
Handwriting
Print, Cursive, Both, CAPITALS
Find the words
Ring them, Word search, None
Part
1–8
Words to colour
Line style
Handwriting rules, Baseline and midline, Two lines, Four lines, shaded band
Cursive model
The book's language, Portugal, Brazil, Spain, France, Italy…
- Every page also takes the book's language, page size, theme and pictures.
Ready-made worksheets with this page
Used in 63 worksheet sets for the school year, each in its country's language.
📖 Reading words
All activities →Short words, sight words and missing letters.
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