Fun Early Learning sight word practice worksheets for kindergarten and early readers.

This worksheet helps you practice reading, tracing, and writing common sight words. Each box has three steps:

1. Read It — Look at the word printed in bold.
2. Trace It — Follow the dotted letters with your pencil to form the word.
3. Write It — Write the word on your own on the blank lines.

You don’t need to solve anything — just follow the steps for each word. The goal is to get comfortable recognizing and writing these important words that appear often in reading.

Since this is a handwriting and recognition exercise (not a math or logic problem), there’s no single “answer” to calculate — but if you’re being asked to complete it, here’s what you do:

✔ For every row:
- Read the word out loud.
- Trace over the dotted version carefully.
- Then write the word neatly on the line next to it.

Example for the first word:
→ Read: “the”
→ Trace: go over the dotted “t-h-e”
→ Write: write “the” on the blank line

Repeat for all words.

Final Answer:
Complete each section by reading, tracing, and writing each sight word as shown. No numerical or logical answer is required — this is a handwriting and word recognition activity.