Sight Word Stories
What are sight words?
- Sight words are also called trick words, Dolch words, Fry words, flash words, and heart words.
- They are the words that appear most often in reading.
- They are not necessarily nouns and may not be visualized ~ such as the, is.
- Sight words must be recognized by sight – they often have irregular spellings and can’t be sounded out, but the science of reading has taught us that some parts of sight words CAN be sounded out. See heart words. The heart represents the small part to be memorized – the rest of the word can be sounded/tapped out.
These are color-coded and use much paper, but students can illustrate these:
Pre-primer (Pre-Kindergarten) Dolch Story
Primer (Kindergarten) Dolch Story
These are black & white and are paper savers:
Preprimer story by Susan M. Serena
Primer story by Susan M. Serena
Grade 1 story by Susan M. Serena
Grade 2 story by Susan M. Serena
Grade 3 story by Susan M. Serena
Also, try these!
Beginning Readers and Sight Word Stories
03/17/2024