ESL students will love these Sight Word Sentences Worksheets which will help them understand word correct order in a sentence. These printables include step-by-step directions along with sight word recognition cut & paste printables.
Use these in small-group instruction, kids will love the cut & paste active learning approach for learning simple sentences.
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Easy Sight Word Sentences PDF
Students need higher level comprehension skills especially when they are starting out with sight word recognition.
These hands-on opportunities will help them with vocabulary development and they are a great way for early readers to develop proper sentence order practice.
See over 50+ sight word activities and printables here.
Cut & paste worksheets
Another important factor in these worksheets is the cut & paste aspect. The entire lesson activities can be found at the end of this post, however if you’re looking for your readers master sight words along with sentence word order, this printable packet is the BEST for targeting several skills in one.
Hands-on approach for sight words
Kids will work on their fine motor skills by cutting and pasting the words in order to make complete sentences.
I use these in small group activities, I like that the students work on the context of the sentence to develop their understanding further.
These are some fun ways to incorporate sentence and sight word learning in special education too.
Paste sentence worksheets
Add these printable pages to your literacy center ideas, have your kids work on capital letter at the start of each sentence too. The second part of this printable file includes activities to read complete sentences in a simple lesson plan format.
Students work on reading skills while they read the sentence, write the sentence and then map and graph the sounds in each word.
They will work on their creative expression by drawing a complete illustration. This is essential for following crucial early literacy skills.
Learning of early literacy skills
In this article, we will explore the importance of teaching a child sight words in order to improve their reading skills.
Teaching children sight words is an important first step in improving their reading skills.
The reason for this is because many children have difficulty understanding how sentences are structured and what the different parts of speech are.
Sight words can be used as a bridge to help children understand sentence structure and other aspects of language.
Sight words are the most commonly used words in the English language. They are used to teach children how to read and write.
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The following list contains some of the sight words that you will see in this section:
I, can, see, a, what, you
Sight words are very important because they make up about 50% of all the words that we use every day.
These sight words are some of the main ones you will see in the printable file below.
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Sight Word Sentences Worksheets Cut & Paste Printables
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I’ve used many of your activities and like them. However, be careful about having things where kiddos have to guess at words- apple, grapes, bananas, etc. This is not SOR related.
She never claims it is SOR related. It was made for ESOL students in mind. The page includes a picture of the words.
Thank you so much for the kind words! 🙂