Sight Words Sentences Worksheet Set - The Homeschool Daily - Free Printable

Let’s go step by step to fill in the blanks using the word bank:
so, He, the, number, part

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First sentence:
“Luke is ______ of a baseball team.”
What makes sense here? Luke is *part* of a team. That’s a common phrase.
→ Fill in: part

Second sentence:
“He has a ______ on his shirt.”
Baseball players often have numbers on their shirts.
→ Fill in: number

Third sentence:
“______ can throw the ball.”
We need a subject — who can throw? “He” refers back to Luke. Also, it starts the sentence, so capital “H”.
→ Fill in: He

Fourth sentence:
“He can hit ______ ball.”
Which ball? The baseball — we use “the” for specific things.
→ Fill in: the

Fifth sentence:
“He practices ____ he can get better.”
This shows purpose or reason — why does he practice? So that he can get better.
→ Fill in: so

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Now let’s put it all together to check:

> Luke is part of a baseball team. He has a number on his shirt. He can throw the ball. He can hit the ball. He practices so he can get better.

That sounds perfect and uses all words from the bank correctly.

Final Answer:
part, number, He, the, so