Learning sight words helps students read and spell fluently. Includes hands-on and printable activities to help students learn Dolch sight words.
Learning Sight Words to Read and Spell Fluently
Why Learning Sight Words is So Important
Sight Word Assessment
Materials for Learning Sight Words
Sight Word Homework
Learning Sight Words: Monday

Learning Sight Words: Tuesday
Learning Sight Words: Wednesday
Learning Sight Words: Thursday
Learning Sight Words: Friday
Resources to Help You Teach Sight Words
Try a Week of Sight Word Activities
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Sight Word Classroom Resources
Help your students learn and master sight words with engaging, hands-on, and fun resources. Click any of the links below to purchase a comprehensive resource for your classroom.
Dolch Sight Word Curriculum (Pre-Primer, Primer, 1st Grade, 2nd Grade included)
Fry’s First 300 Sight Word Curriculum (6 units included)
More Ideas for Sight Words
Online Reading for Kids: Best Programs and Apps
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Do you have your whole class work on the same list ?
Great question! No, there are usually around 4 different groups depending on whether I am teaching a straight 1 or a 1/2. I assess each of them and then start them at the list they need to know. All students complete their own differentiated work based on the list they are on.
Hi, thank you for this very detailed post! You mentioned that each group has their own personal sight words to work on. I was wondering in the Morning Meeting, which sight words are you reviewing if everyone is working on different words?
Just a bit confused about that and was hoping for clarification, thanks! 🙂
We review them all together! One group may know words in a certain list but they will still review it whole group.
Do you have a sight words unit that is on kindergarten level?
The Dolch Pre-Primer unit and Fry’S first 100 lists are both appropriate for K.
Do you have pages for all units at the K level? Not just unit 1.
Hi Monique. Typically kindergarten students review the pre-primer words, and then learn the primer and first grade words. I recommend assessing the words your students know in order to determine which list to start them with, rather than having them start with the first grade list.
I have a bundle that includes all the Dolch words and a Fry bundle as well. You can find them in my tpt store or my site store.