Easy Sight Word Search 1 – includes the following words: I, the, to, and, a & is.These are ideal activities if your child is just learning to automatically recognize sight words – these high frequency words appear often in printed material. Some of these words are phonically irregular. We choose the most common English words that early elementary students typically use in their writings. Using our progressive sight word list, we carefully selected our words. Good, new, pretty, please, well, soon, will & nowīlack, brown, white, four, on, that, was & are There, they, want, went, our, under, out & into Sight WordsĪll, but, what, who, came, too, say, & must To avoid any confusion, there are no vertical, backwards or diagonal words. Similar to pre-primer sight words, we created the word searches below so that each word can be found left to right (across or horizontal). One, two, three, find, away, funny, little & where

Sight Wordsīlue, red, yellow, run, make, jump, help & down To avoid any confusion, we created all the word searches below from left to right (across or horizontal). Pre-Primer Sight Word SearchĮmergent readers are learning print concepts, e.g. A child is more likely to encounter lowercase letters as a result, all of the word searches below are in lowercase letters. We created sight word searches using Dolch’s sight words. This fun activity helps a child learn to automatically recognize high frequency words. Another great game that’s educational and entertaining is sight word search – locating hidden words.

Sight word word search 1st grade