Beach Sight Words Printable Pack

 

What are Sight Words?

Sight words are words that we see the most frequently while reading and writing. They don’t often have an image that can be used to picture them. Due to their high appearance, children need to be able to recognise, and understand them as soon as they read them. This will enable them to read fluently and independently.

Not all of the sight words follow the standard phonetic spelling patterns either. These words including as talk, come, once and the, are known as non-phonetic or tricky words. They are difficult for children to sound out, making it easier to teach children to identify them through recognition and repetition. 

Beach Sight Words Printable Pack

 

• white paper
• printer
• laminator
• colouring pencils
• scissors
• lead pencils
• eraser

Sight words are generally words that can’t be sounded out or contain a silent letter. This means that children need to learn to memorise them. This 120-page printable pack contains flashcards and a worksheet for 100 of the most popular sight words. 

 

 The 100 words contained in this printable pack are:

 

 

At the start of this printable pack is a checklist (pictured above) where you can cross off each word as your child learns them.

 

Also included in this Beach Sight Words Printable Pack is a Read, Build and Write mat as well as a flashcard for each of the sight words.

 

I recommend printing out the sight word flashcards on white card and then laminating them for durability. I printed out two copies of each of these flashcards so that our boys could use them in memory and matching games as well.

 

There is also one activity page per sight word which include writing the word, finding the word and unscrambling the word. for young children, you could laminate these pages and have them use a dry-erase marker to complete the activities, then wipe off and repeat until they are able to recognise all the sight words on their own.

 

 

To download your copy of these Beach Sight Words, click on the link below: