This worksheet is designed to help children learn and practice the sight word
"one". Let's go through each section and solve it step by step.
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🔹 1. Color the word.
There are several star shapes, each with a word inside:
- one
✔
- see
✘
- one
✔
- one
✔
- one
✔
- one
✔
- one
✔
- put
✘
✔ Instruction: Color only the stars that have the word
"one".
👉 So, you should
color 6 stars (all except "see" and "put").
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🔹 2. Trace the word.
There are two lines with the word
"one" written in dotted letters.
✔ Instruction: Trace over the word
"one" twice using a pencil or crayon.
👉 This helps children practice writing the word correctly.
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🔹 3. Read the word.
Sentence:
"Can I have one?"
✔ Instruction: Read the sentence aloud.
👉 This reinforces recognition of the word
"one" in context.
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🔹 4. Cut and paste the word.
There are three blank boxes. Below the worksheet, the letters
n,
o,
e are shown in dashed boxes.
✔ Instruction: Cut out the letters and paste them in the correct order to spell
"one".
👉 The correct order is:
- First box:
o
- Second box:
n
- Third box:
e
So, arrange the letters as:
o - n - e →
one
> ⚠️ Note: The letters are given in the order
n, o, e, so you must rearrange them.
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🔹 5. Write the word.
Fill in the blanks with the word
"one":
1.
I want ______ cup.
→ I want
one cup.
2.
Do you want ______?
→ Do you want
one?
3.
He has ______ big dog.
→ He has
one big dog.
✔ All blanks should be filled with the word
"one".
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✔ Final Answer Summary:
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Color: Color all stars with "one" (6 total).
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Trace: Trace "one" twice.
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Read: Read "Can I have one?"
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Cut & Paste: Arrange the letters
o, n, e to make "one".
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Write: Fill in the blanks with
"one" in all three sentences.
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🌟 Purpose of the Worksheet:
This activity builds foundational literacy skills:
- Visual recognition of sight words
- Handwriting practice
- Word usage in sentences
- Fine motor skills (cutting and pasting)
It’s a fun, engaging way for early readers to master the word
"one"!
Let me know if you'd like a printable version or a digital solution!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of kindergarten sight word worksheets.
