I Can Read Sight Word Fluency Kindergarten Worksheets

Learning to read high-frequency words by sight is a foundational part of reading fluently. Sight word reading fluency is often what gives emergent readers confidence in their reading. Help students master reading sight words in context with these I Can Read Sight Word Fluency Passages! They’re super easy to prep and your students will love building their reading fluency.

Your early learners will work on progressing from decoding and read reading words in isolation to reading words in context. They also have the opportunity to use their encoding skills to write a sentence after they read. You can fold the paper in half and use the bottom part of the page as dictation practice as well.

This resource is also differentiated to meet your students’ needs and includes over 300 pages of reading practice. After your students have mastered the words by sight, you can use these reading pages as an assessment tool as well.

These sight word practice pages are also compatible with Seesaw and Google Slides™, making them convenient and easy to assign as homeschool or distance learning activities.

What’s included?

I Can Read Sight Word Fluency Activities Include:

• Over 300 reading practice pages
• Easily decodeable words to practice phonics skills
• Students highlight the “tricky remembering” parts in the high frequency words
• Reading pages without pictures to use as pre/post assessments
• Seesaw and Google Slides™ ready!
• Additional UK/Australia spelling on-page directions (colour/favourite)

Build confidence in those budding readers with these I Can Read Sight Word Fluency Passages! The practice worksheets provide built-in support and even challenge students to work on writing and comprehension skills.

How to Use:

Students Will Practice Reading Fluently By:

• Touching and reading each sight word in isolation (they can also map the sounds of “tricky” words on each page).
• Finding the focus word and highlighting it in the sentence if needed.
• Reading the sentences multiple times for fluency.
• Re-writing a sentence to practice encoding or dictation practice.
• Drawing a picture for comprehension.

These reading passages are perfect for independent practice, morning work, centers, small group instruction, intervention, or extra practice at home.

Teachers love these sight word reading fluency pages because they are no prep and work with any curriculum!

“I loved this resource for my students. The visuals and large print really helped the students be able to use the prompts to read the sentence. The pride they felt when reading something without staff support was awesome to see.”- Tammie B.

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“My students loved doing these in centers! Each week, I’d change out the worksheet to match the new sight words that we learned, and my kids were really engaged with these. It’s easy to differentiate for students, too, since you can just pull out different words for different groups of kids. I love this resource!!” -Mrs. M

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These reading fluency pages cover a variety of kindergarten sight words so they can be used alongside any curriculum.

The following sight words are included:

a, about, again, all, am, an, and, any, are, around, as, ask, at, ate, away, be, because, been, before, big, blue, boy, but, by, called, came, can, come, could, day, did, do, does, down, each, eat, every, find, first, five, for, four, from, funny, get, girl, give, go, good, got, great, green, had, happy, has, have, he, help, her, here, him, his, how, I, if, in, into, is, it, its, jump, just, know, let, like, little, long, look, love, made, make, many, may, me, more, much, must, my, name, new, no, not, now, number, of, off, old, on, one, only, or, other, our, out, over, part, people, play, please, pretty, put, ran, red, right, run, said, same, saw, say, see, she, show, sit, so, some, soon, stop, take, tell, than, that, the, their, them, then, there, these, they, thing, think, this, three, time, to, together, too, two, up, us, use, very, walk, want, was, water, way, we, went, were, what, when, where, which, who, why, will, with, words, would, write, yellow, yes, you, your

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