Greetings readers! As promised, I have some more sight word sentence printables for you! Today I am sharing First Grade Sight Word Sentence worksheets.
Each one has the word along with a funny sentence. Students will practice tracing the word, reading the word, then writing it on their own.
Students will also cut out the letters and spell the word correctly to complete their sentence, great for fine-motor skills and spelling practice! Next they will write the word to complete the sentence.
Finally they will make up their own sentence using their newly learned sight word! The repetition along with the variety of activities really helps students remember their sight words!
This download includes 41 First grade level sight words from the Dolch sight word list.
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Hello Erica,
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Thank you thank you! This is just what I’ve been looking for!
Thank you so much for these! I have your sight word check list and these are just what I needed!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH! Can definitely use the for RTI!
Thanks you so much for your ideas. I will use it .
Thank you for your website! My son attends public school. I have been doing some research to help my struggling 1st grader keep up. I appreciate your free printable worksheets, it means so much! I noticed today how ‘available’ worksheets are but all cost money that I don’t have. I can’t wait to explore your website for more information that can help me-help my son. Thank you!
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My son Carson is a 9-year-old third grader. He is in special education for reading at school, beginning this year (which I had to ademently push for). I was advised today that he is reading at kindergarten level. His teacher suggested that I go back to kindergarten level reading exercises at home, not using third grade material. No problem, but where do I start???? I need a ‘lesson plan’ or something! Please offer suggestions: lesson type, length of lesson, etc)
Talk to a Kindergarten teacher in your child’s school, ask for resources, tips. His current teacher should help him, too, and suggest/provide you with materials that can help your child.
On your own, search online for materials for kindergartners, for beginning readers. Start with preprimer sight words. Teach 4 new words in one week. Post these everywhere your child can see it at home, probably his bedroom and kitchen. Have him write them down, trace them, give him a sandbox and have him form the word there. Search for the black and white caterpillar somewhere here online. Celebrate his success by making him add to his caterpillar and let it grow by adding new ones. Black and white so he can color each sight word, using light colors or making him shade lightly so words stand out. Post his sight word caterpillars in his bedroom or playroom and have him read them several times a day.
Read about common core standards and check online what is expected of Kindergartners. Go to curriculum corner web site so you can see a more friendly version of the goals other wise known as the I CAN goals. You will see all the objectives from K to 12 and it wil help you see what is expected of your child in order for him to approximate the performance of his grade-level peers.
Expose him to educational online websites. Have him play at Starfall starting from letters. Teach him beginning sounds using pictures and word cards.
Ask for help. Always. It won’t hurt. Just help you.
Thanks a lot for sharing. I was just wondering if you have these also in black and white? I would love to have my students do these, too.
Thank you so much for this. I have been searching for morning work for my 1st grade homeschooled son. This is perfect!!
These ideas are so cute. Thanks so much for sharing , usually all the good and cute stuff costs a lot. I am blessed to have come across your website through pinterest among some others i will use. Our son will be so excited with these pages. Thanks.
Misty Morgan