The science of reading is clear that students should learn both phonics and sight words as part of a comprehensive learning-to-read program. While sight words are very important for early readers to memorize, it’s just as important (if not more) that students learn and understand phonics as well. This too is a very helpful list of sight words for students to learn. You might also know about Fry’s First 1000 Sight Words List! This list is similar to Dolch Sight Words and starts students in the first grade with Fry’s First 100. Whenever you decide your child is ready, we have many sight word worksheets, games and printables to help your students memorize these important words. Many families and teachers choose to wait to introduce sight words until the kindergarten or first-grade year.
It is important to remember that these grade-level sight word lists are simply recommendations. We’ve created free sight word lists you can print and use with your students today! Why are Sight Words Important?īecause sight words cannot be sounded out, it’s important that students memorize them for fluid reading.
They are usually high-frequency words that appear often in student texts and grade-level sight word lists can be developed from them. Simply put, sight words are words that cannot be sounded out phonetically.
Sight Word of the Week Preschool Curriculum (Dolch 220 PrePrimer).Editable Weekly Spelling Pack (1st-3rd) (Type Your Own Sight Words).Editable Sight Word Learning Bundle (PK-1st) (Type Your Own Sight Words).
If you’re looking for hands-on activities you can provide your students with week after week, you’ll want to check out our best-selling Sight Word Curriculum programs:
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