FREE Sight Word Worksheets!!

Hey!  Remember me?  I've to get real here for a minute.  I have been so busy with life that the blog sort of fell by the wayside.  It wasn't until about a month or so that I noticed that my preschool pin had been repinned over 50 THOUSAND times!  I was in shock.  I knew something must be wrong with that, so I checked the blog and sure enough, there were over 78 thousand views!  The majority of those are for my preschool post.  The blog will hit over 100 thousand views in the next day or two and so I thought it was only fitting that I add another preschool help!

My daughter is starting to learn to read and I wanted to give her some worksheets to work on.  She loves the "finding games", so I thought she'd like something like this.  Each time she circles a word, I have her repeat the word, to help her be able to recognize the word later.  We also work on that word when we read books together.
 I believe it's so important that we have all the help we can get when we're trying to educate our children, so I wanted to share these with you!  Enjoy!

**NOTE: When you print, choose landscape so that it fills the whole page.

Beginning Sight Words

Animal Alphabet Traceable Letters

**NOTE!!! I have consolidated the tracing letters to one document, so now you can download it once and get them all!

My friend and I have decided to do our own preschool for our children (some call it a "Joy School", I believe).  In preparation for that, I decided to make some printable tracing letters.  I wanted to share them.  They're not perfect, but will work for our purposes.  I spent a lot of time drawing the animals and putting the pages together, so they are only for personal use.  Thanks!!

*Update-  So, I came up with a genius idea.  I'm probably the last one to think of this, but I thought I'd share in case it'll help anyone else.  I wanted the kids to be able to use each sheet multiple times, but I didn't want to have to get each one laminated because, you know, that'd be expensive, and I'm all about being cheap.  Enter dollar store sheet protectors!  They aren't great quality, but you get 16, I think, so you can do front and back.  Put the papers in, put a little tape at the top and use dry erase markers.  Then you can just wipe them down with a wet cloth and the kids can go at it again!
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Download them all here!!