Tracing a word while saying it aloud connects reading and writing. Replace the list with your own weekly sight words, one per line, to match your reading program.
What it is good for
- Weekly sight word practice in kindergarten
- Literacy centers and word work
- Take-home practice folders
- Reading intervention and tutoring
How to make and print it
- Type the name (or letters). For several children, put one name on each line.
- Choose print or cursive, gray or dotted tracing letters, and a line size that suits the child’s age.
- Click Download PDF and print at 100% / Actual size.
More tracing worksheets
Letter tracing A to Z
Cursive letters A to Z
Number tracing 1 to 20
Frequently asked questions
What are the Dolch pre-primer words?
A list of 40 high-frequency words compiled by Edward Dolch for early readers, including a, and, can, go, I, is, look, see, the and you. It is usually taught in preschool and kindergarten.
Can I use Fry words or my own list?
Yes. Clear the box and type any words, one per line — up to 40 per PDF.