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Sight Words and Sentences

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Sight Words and Sentences

Sight Words and Sentences

Children reading books with sight words floating around them

👀 Part 1: Sight Word Recognition

1. Circle the sight words you can read:

I

see

a

the

and

is

2. Match the sight words to the pictures:
1. I
2. see
3. a
A. 👁️ (eye)
B. 👤 (person pointing to self)
C. 🔤 (one letter)

✏️ Part 2: Complete the Sentences

3. Fill in the missing sight words to complete each sentence:

Word Bank: I, see, a, the, is

_____ can read books.

_____ cat _____ sleeping.

I _____ _____ big dog.

_____ sun _____ bright.

4. Copy this sentence carefully. Remember to use a capital letter and full stop:

I see a cat.

📖 Part 3: Reading Comprehension

5. Read this simple story and answer the questions:

"I see a red ball. The ball is big. I like the ball."

What colour is the ball?

Blue

Red

Green

How big is the ball?
6. Draw a picture to match the story:

✍️ Part 4: Write Your Own Sentence

7. Use the sight words to write your own sentence. Choose from these words:

Word choices: I, see, a, the, is, cat, dog, book, ball, big, red

8. How did you feel about this lesson? Tick all that apply:

😊 Happy

😮 Surprised

🤔 Thinking hard

😌 Proud of my work

9. What was your favourite part of this worksheet?

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