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Primer Sight Words
Suggested activities:
Word Search
Practice reinforcing your child's ability to read words by having him locate these words in nursery rhymes and books. In magazines and newspapers, have your child circle or highlight them.
Sentence building
- You will need index cards with the sight words written on them.
- Write your child's name on one
- Draw or cut out pictures on others.
- For words like "he", write the word beginning with a lower case letter on one side and with an uppercase on the back.
Your child can then flip to "He" to begin a sentence. This reinforces the rule that sentences begin with capital letters.
For example:
He
and Lee saw
the pretty
black 
He
saw
the 
eat 
Make puzzles with the sight words.
Click here to create puzzles with your child's words.
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The words is red appear most frequently in books. Study them first.
all am are at ate be black but brown but came did do eat four get good have he into like must new no now on our please pretty ran ride saw
