On this worksheet, students will color the word, color the letters in the word, trace the word, and write the word in a sentence.
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Students will trace and circle the word Are. Then they’ll cut out the letters and glue them on the paper to make the word.
Trace the word. Write it in the sentence. Then draw a picture.
On this printable, students will color by number, circle the word, count the letters, trace, and print the word.
This page has large outline letters for painting or coloring the sight word Are.
Use glitter, stickers, or markers to trace the giant sight word.
Use an ink dabber, markers, or crayons to color the word are every time it appears on this worksheet.
Trace the word Are five times on the primary-ruled paper. Then try to write it two times.
Cut out the letters in the word Are and glue them in the correct spaces on the worksheet.
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Browse our Free printable Sight words worksheets. Sight words are also called high-frequency sight words. It is a list of words that small kids are prompted to recognize without using any decoding strategy. Several sight word lists are in use. Parents must ensure that they use this tool in teaching kids to read.
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TYPES OF SIGHT WORD LIST
- Dolch sight word list – Prepared by Dr. Edward William Dolch, this list has been prepared after reading some children’s books. Several free Dolch sight words worksheets PDFs can be downloaded as knowing Dolch sight word list makes reading easier.
- Top 150 Written Words – The list contains 150 words and is recommended by a Professor from Yale University.
- Fry sight words – This list mainly contains 3RD-grade sight words and sight words for 4th graders besides having sight words for 5th to 9th grade. There are 1000 fry words that a child knows will allow them to read around 90% of words in a book.
- Pre-K sight words – This includes kindergarten sight word worksheets, and some kindergarten sight words are – a, am, can, in, like, my, no, go, and, are, for, he, here, see, play, the, she, said, etc.
U words for kids are not found much, as a result of which various educators have curated separate u sight words. Both pre-schoolers and kindergarten kids can use the sight word worksheets.
Some U words for kids are – Us, undo, up, use, upset, unit, uncle, upper, etc.
BENEFITS OF SIGHT WORDS
Parents and teachers should keep themselves equipped with sight word worksheets. These are very beneficial for kids –
- Sight words increase the speed of reading.
- Practicing sight word worksheets daily shapes fluency.
- Speed and fluency, in turn, enhance comprehension.
- It lays the foundation for building a solid vocabulary.
Some research conducted pointed out some drawbacks of the sight word.
These are –
- A sight word list is long, and therefore, memorizing these is an uphill task. It has been estimated that around 35 trials are required per word.
- Mentors who use sight word lists and focus less on phonics instruction make it challenging to inculcate a word-recognition knack that is needed throughout an individual’s lifespan.
Practice reading, writing, and identifying the high-frequency word “are” from the Kindergarten-level Dolch sight words list.
This worksheet was designed as an independent practice to support the study of Kindergarten-level Dolch Sight Words.
The students will read, color, write, find, and use the sight word “are.”
“Are” Sight Word Worksheet: Scaffolding & Extension Tips
In addition to individual student work time, use this sight word worksheet as a:
- Reading center activity
- Post-lesson exit ticket
- Homework assignment
- Whole-class review (via smartboard)
Got fast finishers? Students who need a challenge can write sentences using the sight word on the back of the worksheet.
Students who need extra support can use a visual reference, like an alphabet display or anchor chart to help decode the word.
A Variety of Ways to Prepare This Resource
You can turn this teaching resource into a sustainable activity! Print a few copies on cardstock and slip them into dry-erase sleeves. Students can record their answers with a dry-erase marker, then erase and reuse.
Additionally, project the worksheet onto a screen and work through it as a class by having students record their answers in their reading notebooks.
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This resource was created by Lindsey Phillips, a teacher in Michigan and a Teach Starter Collaborator.
Make the most of Kindergarten sight word practice with activities that spark a love of reading!
Curriculum
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CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RF.K.3.C
Read common high-frequency words by sight (e.g., the, of, to, you, she, my, is, are, do, does).
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CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RF.1.3.G
Recognize and read grade-appropriate irregularly spelled words.
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Kindergarten Worksheets
We offer free worksheets that are ideal for a child in kindergarten. Our reading curriculum strongly encourages kindergarteners to automatically recognize these twenty-five sight words. Each worksheet offers advice on properly forming each letter as well as offers many opportunities to practice writing each word. Our program also encourages students to write in a journal so we offer some suggestions.
Dolch Worksheets
Using Dolch’s sight words, we created free worksheets. Our sight word soup worksheets (fill in the missing letters) help a child learn sight words through a fun activity. Our sight word scramble (unscrambling sight words) is another fun activity that helps a child automatically recognize sight words. When your child or student identifies a word, we recommend saying the sight word aloud.
First Grade Worksheets
These worksheets are ideal for a child in first grade; they provide the perfect sight word review. By the end of first grade, our curriculum recommends spelling sight words correctly as well as writing independently using simple and compound sentences. These worksheets will assist a child in attaining both of these milestones.
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Worksheet #5 is a blank template. Use this worksheet if you are working on a specific set of sight words.
The last worksheet (#6) is a blank template. Use this worksheet if you are working on a specific set of sight words.
Sight Word Instruction
Practice, repetition, and repeated exposure to sight words is critical when developing a sight word vocabulary. Ideally teach words that appear most frequently; a mere twenty-five words account for approximately a third of written material and many of these words are phonetically irregular. Sight words should be introduced in a cumulative manner. As new words are introduced, old words should be reviewed.
Our worksheets provide the perfect complement to a lesson by offering opportunities for your child or student to practice the sight words using both reading and writing activities.
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This printable sight words worksheet focuses on teaching the words are and in. Kids are first asked to write each word on the lines provided. Then they are asked to look at all the words in the boxes at the bottom of the page and circle only the boxes that contain the sight words are and in. Help teach kids the sight words are and in with this printable worksheet and make sure to check out the rest of our teaching sight words worksheets for kids!
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