Sight Word Units

The word list for this unit includes: the, I, see, a. The noun is cat. This unit contains a take-home word list, several printable worksheets, and learning centers.

This set of printables focuses on the words: is, this, my, and me. The unit's noun is dog. This unit has several manipulative tools, learning centers, word coloring, and tracing worksheets.

This week's words are: we, like, and, at. The noun is pig. There are practice lists, assessment materials, and activities for individual words.

The unit four words are: in, you, do, am. The noun for this week is ball. With these lessons and activities, you'll be able to help your students recognize and read these words fluently.

In unit five, students will practice reading, tracing, and writing the words an, for, to, and it. The noun for this week is girl. Hand out the word list on Monday and give the assessment on Friday.

This list has the words: has, him, are, and her. And the word boy is our noun for the week. Here's everything you'll need to help students master these words. Hand out the word list at the beginning of the week and give the reading assessment at the end of the week.

This set of printables focuses on the words: no, go, yes, and so. The unit's noun is bug. This unit has many different manipulative tools, learning centers, word coloring, and tracing worksheets.

This week's words are: that, said, them, and eat. The noun is egg. There are practice lists, assessment materials, and several activities for individual words.

This unit focuses on the sight words: on, will, off, and of as well as the noun: cup. Check out the different activities, lessons, and assessment tools.

The words in this sight word unit feature here, say, out, and up. The noun is mom. Try out our different printable worksheets, activities, and assessment tools for Unit 10.

In unit eleven, students will practice reading, tracing, and writing the words she, he, saw, and they. The noun for this week is dad. Hand out the word list on Monday and give the assessment on Friday.

The word list for this unit includes: big, why, can, and have. The noun is fish. This unit contains a take-home word list, several printable worksheets, and learning centers.

This set of printables focuses on the words: with, but, not, and had. The unit's noun is toy. This unit has several manipulative tools, learning centers, word coloring, and tracing worksheets.

The unit fourteen words are: four, two, one, and three. The noun for this week is door. With these lessons and activities, you'll be able to help your students recognize and read these words fluently.

In unit fifteen, students will practice reading, tracing, and writing the words stop, just, if, and be. The noun for this week is bee. Hand out the word list on Monday and give the assessment on Friday.

This list has the words: yellow, green, blue, and red. The word fox is our noun for the week. Here's everything you'll need to help students master these words. Hand out the word list at the beginning of the week and give the reading assessment at the end of the week.

This week's words are: ate, then, good, and bad. The noun is sun. There are practice lists, assessment materials, and several activities for individual words.

This unit focuses on the sight words: play, look, did, and us, as well as the noun: baby. Check out the different activities, lessons, and assessment tools.

The words in this sight word unit feature make, five, went, and get. The noun is tree. Try out our different printable worksheets, activities, and assessment tools for Unit 19.

In unit twenty, students will practice reading, tracing, and writing the words come, there, what, and six. The noun for this week is cake. Hand out the word list on Monday and give the assessment on Friday.

The word list for this unit includes: over, or, very, and when. The noun is book. This unit contains a take-home word list, several printable worksheets, and learning centers.

This set of printable worksheets focuses on the words: want, only, don't, and who. The unit's noun is duck. This unit has several manipulative tools, learning centers, word coloring, and tracing worksheets.

The unit twenty-three words are: by, does, won't, and down. The noun for this week is home. With these lessons and activities, you'll be able to help your students recognize and read these words fluently.

In unit twenty-four, students will practice reading, tracing, and writing the words new, from, goes, and was. The noun for this week is milk. Hand out the word list on Monday and give the assessment on Friday.

This list has the words: now, would, could, and take. The word cow is our noun for the week. Here's everything you'll need to help students master these words. Hand out the word list at the beginning of the week and give the reading assessment at the end of the week.

This week's words are: walk, seven, open, and your. The noun is bird. There are practice lists, assessment materials, and several activities for individual words.

This unit focuses on the sight words: their, put, let, and some as well as the noun: hat. Check out the different activities, lessons, and assessment tools.

The words in this sight word unit feature: eight, ask, write, and read. The noun is car. Try out our different printable worksheets, activities, and assessment tools for Unit 28.

In unit twenty-nine, students will practice reading, tracing, and writing the words under, after, nine, and as. The noun for this week is time. Hand out the word list on Monday and give the assessment on Friday.

The word list for this unit includes: because, ten, give, and first. The noun is bed. This unit contains a take-home word list, several printable worksheets, and learning centers.

This page has worksheets for over 100 high-frequency sight words. Each word has three different worksheets.

This page has bingo games, checklists, and other resources for teaching the Dolch 220 sight word list.

These worksheets and games can be used when teaching Fry Instant sight words.

Mastering sight words is a crucial step in developing reading fluency for elementary students, and Super Teacher Worksheets offers an extensive collection of resources to support this essential ELA topic. Our materials include both Dolch and Fry sight words, as well as a comprehensive collection of custom sight word resources featuring over 30 full units as well as hundreds of printable activities for individual sight words. These resources help students quickly recognize common words without needing to sound them out, building their confidence and speed in reading. Activities such as tracing, sorting, bingo, flashcards, and matching exercises provide varied and engaging ways for students to practice and reinforce their sight word recognition.

In the classroom, teachers often incorporate sight word lessons into daily routines using methods like repetition, reading practice, and hands-on activities. Flashcards are great for quick recognition drills, while sorting games encourage students to categorize and contextualize words. Interactive activities like sight word bingo and classroom scavenger hunts add an element of fun to learning, making it easier for students to retain what they’ve learned. Pairing these printable materials with group work or partner practice further encourages collaboration and peer learning.

The ability to recognize sight words is fundamental for early reading success, as these words frequently appear in everyday texts and often cannot be decoded phonetically. Building a strong foundation in sight word recognition helps students improve their reading fluency, comprehension, and overall language skills. Super Teacher Worksheets’ free sight word resources provide teachers with the tools they need to create engaging, effective lessons that make learning to read both accessible and enjoyable for students at all levels.