Dolch Sight Word Lists Primer | Sight Words Primer | Personalised Name | Age 3 – 6 | 54 pages Worksheets| Montessori Kindergarten Early Learning | Writing and Reading Skills

Dolch Sight Word Lists

Each Dolch sight word list corresponds to a particular grade level, but by no means should a child be rushed through the lists to make sure they match up. Each child will learn at their own pace and establishing a solid foundation in sight words will set them up for success as they progress in learning to read.

Lots and lots of practice!

But that practice can look different for every child.

There isn’t one way that works for every child, every time.

In fact, you’ll probably need to try several different approaches before you find the ones that work best for your child.

This set come with with a folder, 54 erasable transparent sheets and1 removable marker.

There are 54 different sight words Primer, 1 page Personalised Name as listed below:

1. Personalised Name (example: Adeline)
2. like
3. ride
4. too
5. he
6. saw
7. she
8. eat
9. get
10. am
11. so
12. want
13. but
14. have
15. brown
16. black
17. white
18. ate
19. four
20. our
21. went
22. came
23. ran
24. did
25. good
26. say
27. all
28. no
29. this
30. pretty
31. they
32. new
33. now
34. what
35. that
36. at
37. are
38. on
39. under
40. there
41. out
42. well
43. into
44. was
45. with
46. yes
47. please
48. who
49. will
50. be
51. soon
52. do
53. must
54. has

Who:

• The basic sight words are perfect for parents, teachers, therapists, homeschoolers, preschools, autism, and special needs.

How:

• Once your child is proficient with reading the primer words, your child may complete the worksheets in this package to practice the sight words they have learnt.
• In this worksheet, your child can trace the word, rearrange the letters to form the word, write the word out independently, colour the word in rainbow colours and to also spot the sight word among other words and colour the correct ones.
• As they do each part of the worksheet, they can read out the sight words.

Benefits:

• It serves as a follow up to teach your child words that frequently appear in texts such as story books and instructions.
• Once your child is proficient in the primer Dolch list, your child may move on to the next levels of the Dolch list, first level, second level and the third level.