Phonics · Kindergarten
Sight Words Level 1 (Pre-primer) Worksheets for Kindergarten
50 printable worksheets, each with an answer key on page 2. The first worksheet in every topic is free to download with no account. Sign up free for any 100 worksheets, or go Premium for unlimited.
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- US: Common Core RF.K.3c
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Print the sheet, then check answers with the key on page 2. Finished? Try the online version: it gives instant feedback and reads every question aloud.
What your child practices
These 50 worksheets for kindergarten cover Sight Words Level 1 (Pre-primer), with 300 questions of phonics practice in total. Work through the pages in order, since each one builds on the one before. Strong letter skills in the early grades free up a child's attention for reading and writing ideas, so steady, short practice pays off for years. The set runs from a to dad, one skill per sheet. The skill matches Common Core RF.K.3c, the standard for phonics and decoding words. Each PDF includes its own answer key on page 2, ready for you or your child to check. After printing, the online version gives instant feedback and reads each question aloud.
Tips for parents
- Use a thick pencil or crayon for little hands, and trace with a finger first.
- Say the letter or sound aloud each time your child writes it.
- Let your child circle their best letter or word on each page.
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Questions parents ask
Are these Sight Words Level 1 (Pre-primer) worksheets free?
Yes. The first worksheet in every topic is free to download with no account. Sign up free for any 100 worksheets, or go Premium for unlimited.
Do the worksheets come with answer keys?
Yes. Every PDF has its answer key on page 2, so you can check work in seconds.
Which standard do these worksheets cover?
They are aligned to Common Core RF.K.3c, which focuses on phonics and decoding words.
What grade are these worksheets for?
They are written for kindergarten, roughly ages 5 to 6.
Free to print for your own family or class. US letter size; on A4 choose "Fit to page".


