Kindergarten - Spelling

Kindergarten Sight Word Spelling Worksheet

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Spell Sight Words

Kindergarten - Spelling - Building Confidence

Worksheet 1

  1. Choose the word that completes: Come with ___.

    A row containing 2 empty letter boxes.A row of 2 boxes for the letters of a word. 2 boxes are empty and drawn with a dashed edge for the missing letters.

  2. Which spelling is correct?

    A row containing 1 empty letter boxes.A row of 1 boxes for the letters of a word. 1 box is empty and drawn with a dashed edge for the missing letters.

  3. Choose the word that completes: The hat is ___.

    A row containing 2 empty letter boxes.A row of 2 boxes for the letters of a word. 2 boxes are empty and drawn with a dashed edge for the missing letters.

  4. Which spelling is correct?

    A row containing 2 empty letter boxes.A row of 2 boxes for the letters of a word. 2 boxes are empty and drawn with a dashed edge for the missing letters.

  5. Choose the word that completes: I see ___.

    A row containing 2 empty letter boxes.A row of 2 boxes for the letters of a word. 2 boxes are empty and drawn with a dashed edge for the missing letters.

  6. Which spelling is correct?

    A row containing 1 empty letter boxes.A row of 1 boxes for the letters of a word. 1 box is empty and drawn with a dashed edge for the missing letters.

  7. Choose the word that completes: Look ___.

    A row containing 2 empty letter boxes.A row of 2 boxes for the letters of a word. 2 boxes are empty and drawn with a dashed edge for the missing letters.

  8. Which spelling is correct?

    A row containing 3 empty letter boxes.A row of 3 boxes for the letters of a word. 3 boxes are empty and drawn with a dashed edge for the missing letters.
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About this worksheet

Sight words appear so often that children benefit from recognizing their spellings quickly, even when every part cannot yet be sounded out. A glance at the first letter is not enough: words such as he, here, and have need attention all the way across. Each question on this page places one useful word in a short sentence and asks the child to choose its exact spelling from realistic near misses. Empty letter boxes show the word's length but do not reveal its letters. Support pages use very short words, standard pages add common sentence words, and challenge pages require longer visual patterns. Watch whether your child checks every letter or picks the first option that begins correctly. Pointing once beneath each letter builds a more complete memory. After choosing, have the child spell the word aloud and read the whole sentence so meaning and print stay connected.

What your child will learn

  • Recognize exact sight-word spellings
  • Use a sentence clue
  • Compare every letter in close choices
  • Remember word length and order

Worked example

In “I ___ hop,” the missing word is can. Check C, A, then N before choosing can.

Common mistake

Choosing after checking only the first letter or word length.

Helpful hint

Point under every letter, then read the sentence.

Rhyming Word FamiliesPut ABCs in Order

Questions parents ask

What is the most common mistake with spell sight words?
Choosing after checking only the first letter or word length.
How can I help my child with spell sight words?
Point under every letter, then read the sentence.
Are these kindergarten spelling worksheets free to print?
Yes. All 6 printable versions on this page are free to download and print, with no account needed.