Each Sight Word Booklet is a stepping stone that helps your child recognize words faster, read with greater confidence, and build toward the next grade level.
Each level builds on the last, giving your child the words they need at the right time. Pre-K and Kindergarten are available now; 1st and 2nd Grade are coming soon.
40 foundational sight words. 85 activity pages. The perfect first step before Kindergarten.
🛒 Purchase Pre-K
52 Kindergarten Dolch words. Builds directly on the Pre-K list — confidence through every page.
🛒 Purchase KindergartenThe next stepping stone in the series, with grade-level sight word practice and literacy activities.
🔔 Notify Me When ReadyA focused step toward stronger fluency, vocabulary, and automatic word recognition.
🔔 Notify Me When ReadyEvery page is designed so a parent — even with zero teaching experience — can sit down with their child and make reading feel like play.
Kids trace each sight word and color the matching illustration together. Muscle memory, visual learning, and creativity working as one — a natural fit for Pre-K brains.
Focused, repetitive tracing activities that build the physical memory of each word's shape. The more times a child traces it, the faster it locks in — no drilling required.
Sight words come alive through color. Kids identify, read, and color each word in illustrated scenes — turning recognition practice into something they actually look forward to.
Word puzzles and fill-in activities that challenge kids to use sight words in context. Builds comprehension and vocabulary while keeping it fun and low-pressure.
Short illustrated sentences your child reads aloud — "I can see the cat." "I go up." Each page builds fluency and confidence one successful sentence at a time.
These are the 40 Pre-K Dolch sight words every child should recognize by Kindergarten. Tap each word — green if they know it, orange if they hesitate or guess.
How to use this: Sit with your child. Point to each word and ask them to read it aloud. Tap ✓ Knows It or ? Not Sure for each word. We'll score it instantly.
Each section of the booklet has a QR code printed right on the page. When your child finishes tracing, coloring, or working through a puzzle, one scan takes them directly to the matching digital game or lesson on Read2Think — reinforcing exactly what they just practiced, in a whole new way.
No logins. No searching. No setup. Just scan, and the learning continues on screen.
Not every child learns the same way or at the same pace. But these four patterns are worth taking seriously — and acting on early.
When a child looks at a word like "the" or "and" and guesses "this" or "also," they're not recognizing sight words — they're inferring from context. Guessing is a coping strategy, not reading.
Sight words are meant to be recognized on sight (hence the name). If your child sounds out "a," "is," or "the" every single time, those words aren't stored yet — and that slows down everything else.
Frustration is a reading gap in disguise. When the words feel unfamiliar and hard, the emotional response comes first. Avoidance, tears, or "I hate reading" are signals — not personality traits.
Inconsistency is one of the clearest signs that a word hasn't been truly learned — it's been temporarily memorized. Real sight word mastery means recognizing the word instantly, every time, in any context.
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