Sight Word flashcards.
Fifty-two cards for the small words that appear on every page of a first book: a, the, I, can, see, blue and the rest. Each card shows one word in big, clear letters over a friendly picture, ready to hold, read and spot in a story.
These cards belong to Class 29 · Storytime & Pre-Reading Comprehension on the Kiddo School learning path.
Every card in the set.
Each card has its own page: the picture and short, practical notes for grown-ups — what it is for, how to use it, how to print it. Tap any card to open it.
ACard 1 of 52
TheCard 2 of 52
ICard 3 of 52
YouCard 4 of 52
MeCard 5 of 52
MyCard 6 of 52
WeCard 7 of 52
ItCard 8 of 52
IsCard 9 of 52
AmCard 10 of 52
AreCard 11 of 52
BeCard 12 of 52
CanCard 13 of 52
AndCard 14 of 52
InCard 15 of 52
ToCard 16 of 52
UpCard 17 of 52
DownCard 18 of 52
GoCard 19 of 52
ComeCard 20 of 52
CameCard 21 of 52
RunCard 22 of 52
JumpCard 23 of 52
PlayCard 24 of 52
SeeCard 25 of 52
LookCard 26 of 52
FindCard 27 of 52
HelpCard 28 of 52
MakeCard 29 of 52
BigCard 30 of 52
LittleCard 31 of 52
FunnyCard 32 of 52
OneCard 33 of 52
TwoCard 34 of 52
ThreeCard 35 of 52
BlueCard 36 of 52
YellowCard 37 of 52
BlackCard 38 of 52
BrownCard 39 of 52
HereCard 40 of 52
WhereCard 41 of 52
AwayCard 42 of 52
AtCard 43 of 52
ByCard 44 of 52
ForCard 45 of 52
NotCard 46 of 52
ButCard 47 of 52
AllCard 48 of 52
SaidCard 49 of 52
AteCard 50 of 52
DidCard 51 of 52
CouldCard 52 of 52Four ways that work.
You do not need a plan or a printer schedule. Pick one idea, try it for two minutes and see what happens.
- 01
Three new cards a day
Pick three words, read each aloud together and let your child say it back. Add a new card only when the old ones feel easy, and stop while it is still fun.
- 02
Hide and find
Tape a few cards around a room and call out one word at a time. Your child hunts it down, reads it and carries it back.
- 03
Spot it in a story
Choose today’s word, then look for it together in a favourite picture book. A cheer for every one you find makes the word stick.
- 04
Build a tiny sentence
Lay two or three cards in a row, such as “I can run”, and read the line together. Swap one card for another and read it again.
Print the set, download a card.
Every card page has its own download button with the full-size image. This set is printed straight from its class page.
Families of cards that pair well.
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