Sight Words · Pre-K & Kindergarten

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Read each word aloud, then use it in a sentence. These 92 Dolch high-frequency “sight words” make up a big share of everyday reading — learning to recognize them instantly helps early readers read more smoothly and confidently. Tip: practice a few words a day, and check the box ☑ when your child can read a word on sight.

Pre-Primer Words (40 words)

aand

awaybig

bluecan

comedown

findfor

funnygo

helphere

Iin

isit

jumplittle

lookmake

memy

notone

playred

runsaid

seethe

threeto

twoup

wewhere

yellowyou

Primer Words (52 words)

allam

areat

atebe

blackbrown

butcame

diddo

eatfour

getgood

havehe

intolike

mustnew

nonow

onour

outplease

prettyran

ridesaw

sayshe

sosoon

thatthere

theythis

toounder

wantwas

wellwent

whatwhite

whowill

withyes

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This free printable kindergarten sight words list combines the Dolch pre-primer and primer words — the high-frequency words that appear most often in beginning reading. Recognizing these words instantly (by sight, without sounding them out) is one of the biggest early-reading milestones. Use it for Pre-K, kindergarten, homeschool, word walls, and reading practice at home.

Frequently asked questions

Are these kindergarten sight words free to print?

Yes — print and share this Dolch sight words list as many times as you like, at home or in the classroom.

What are sight words?

Sight words are common words that readers should recognize instantly, without sounding them out, because they appear so often in text.

What order should we learn sight words in?

Most teachers start with the Dolch pre-primer list, then primer, then move up by grade. Practice a few words a day and review often.