First Words

Sight words are words we see a lot. We learn to read them quickly.

Reading and writing sight words both help us remember them.

Each grade has more sight words to learn. We keep adding new ones.

Pointing to the word when we say it helps us connect the word and meaning.

Words like 'and' and 'is' are sight words. We see them in many sentences.

With practice we memorize sight words. Then we read them in a snap.

A grown-up can practice with us at home. Reading together helps.

Sight words help us read smoothly. We don't stop for every word.

Almost every book has sight words. We find them in stories.

Writing sight words helps us spell. We practice reading and writing.

If we forget a word we stay calm. We can ask for help or try again.

Knowing sight words helps us read faster. We don't sound out every word.

We reviewed how sight words help us read with confidence.

Flashcards help us see the word and say it. It's a fun way to practice.

'The' is one of the most common words. We see it in almost every sentence.

We learn sight words by reading them again and again. Practice helps.

We find sight words in books, on signs, and on labels.

Some sight words don't follow the usual spelling rules. We learn them by heart.

A little practice each day helps. We don't need to do too much at once.

Games like matching or bingo make learning sight words fun.