1st Grade Sight Words and PDF
Sight words and PDF worksheets for 1st Grade, it also includes academic and reading words of the grade. The 1st grade of elementary school brings a new start for children; these 300 sight words help them build a basic vocabulary in the new stage.
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Sight Words 
We select the 1st grade's sight words by usage frequency; they are 300 everyday words. We order them by frequency and show them in the eight lists.
We don't define these words; show them with examples because of too basic to explain with other words. These words belong to the most common 1000 words, so every minute kids spend on them is worthwhile.
Although we offer online tools, like interactive cards, spelling is mainly by hand. So we also provide printable PDF worksheets and encourage tutors and parents to download and print.
We don't define these words; show them with examples because of too basic to explain with other words. These words belong to the most common 1000 words, so every minute kids spend on them is worthwhile.
Although we offer online tools, like interactive cards, spelling is mainly by hand. So we also provide printable PDF worksheets and encourage tutors and parents to download and print.
more
other
than
should
such
great
most
life
without
through
being
might
even
people
same
last
thought
eyes
still
place
while
also
young
things
years
face
another
left
part
world
took
night
each
between
mind
few
called
set
country
knew
side
something
enough
words
mother
end
room
almost
water
morning
until
began
next
form
large
often
friend
means
near
state
hope
above
high
city
hear
least
along
land
leave
air
point
child
number
free
second
earth
lost
family
feel
truth
rest
different
need
met
answer
sea
hard
turn
close
party
story
book
talk
idea
across
sometimes
line
river
change
happy
seem
sound
late
stand
real
bad
below
led
pay
note
wind
paper
important
window
send
action
follow
sweet
unless
ship
outside
stay
school
food
reach
grew
month
wood
stone
sudden
wait
cry
step
race
begin
learn
study
picture
America
Indian
spring
dress
spot
break
camp
move
class
example
train
fit
rock
mountains
page
sad
thirty
sick
shut
forest
animal
tall
daily
group
add
brave
check
moon
list
nice
throw
drive
rode
pocket
sentence
January
teeth
square
slow
catch
nose
yesterday
drop
mile
cup
dance
fat
flat
throat
store
band
plant
wet
spend
cap
press
job
oil
hit
flew
pen
yard
star
bottle
fun
stuff
presents
hunt
teacher
princess
feed
inch
trip
newspaper
desk
mud
fort
clock
slip
chin
beach
bath
mail
paint
blew
clay
spell
pack
engine
park
push
shirt
pitch
pot
punish
woke
ripe
bunch
swim
team
swing
elephant
crash
van
kick
dig
pet
pin
borrow
float
Easter
goat
grade
rabbit
bacon
brand
celebrate
twins
wreath
tap
kneel
rug
gum
attic
bug
bat
dad
frog
squirrel
Santa Claus
miss
it's
hop
mop
bus
bike
tape
rip
kite
kitten
puppy
sled
fry
grandma
mom
bend
dive
stuck
bump
campground
lettuce
sat
hug
hamster
baseball
chew
zoo
shampoo
classroom
Halloween
soccer
hopscotch
Academic Words
Word List for Arts
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blend 
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combination; mixture; forming uniform mixture | |
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compare
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examine and note the similarities or differences of | |
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compound word
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a word composed of two or more stems | |
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consonant
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compatible; harmonious | |
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contraction
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act of decreasing something in size or volume or quantity or scope | |
Word List for Social
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authority
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jurisdiction; power to enforce laws, exact obedience, command, determine, or judge; government | |
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citizenship
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status of a citizen with rights and duties | |
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city
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a large and densely populated urban area | |
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consequence
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result; relation of a result to its cause; logical conclusion or inference | |
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continent
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one of the large landmasses of the earth | |
Word List for Math
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add
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determine the sum of | |
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addition
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a quantity that is added; something added to what you already have | |
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analog clock
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a clock that displays the time of day by the position of hands on a dial | |
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capacity
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mental or physical ability; ability to accommodate | |
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certain
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reliable in operation or effect; having or feeling no doubt | |
Word List for Science
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air
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a distinctive but intangible quality surrounding a person or thing; the region above the ground | |
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balance
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being in equilibrium; equilibrium; symmetry; stability | |
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classification
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assigning to a class or category | |
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Earth
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the planet on which we live; the world | |
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environment
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surroundings; totality of surrounding conditions | |
Word List for Literature
The Little Match Girl Word List
hitherto | |
ad. until now or until the point in time under discussion | |
scuffle | |
v. walk by dragging one's feet | |
dreadful | |
a. very unpleasant a. causing fear or dread or terror | |
urchin | |
n. poor and often mischievous city child | |
cradle | |
n. a baby bed with sides and rockers | |
The Leap-frog Word List
exquisite | |
a. delicately beautiful a. lavishly elegant and refined | |
pasteboard | |
n. a type of thin board made by pasting together sheets of paper | |
chirp | |
v. utter a short, sharp, high-pitched sound | |
sheer | |
a. nothing other than | |
vexation | |
n. anger produced by some annoying irritation | |
The Bell Word List
multitude | |
n. the common people generally n. a large gathering of people | |
thitherward | |
ad. toward that place | |
attune | |
v. adjust or accustom to; bring into harmony with | |
stroll | |
v. walk leisurely and with no apparent aim | |
clump | |
n. a compacted mass or lump of something | |
Cat and Mouse in Partnership Word List
acquaintance | |
n. a person that you have met but do not know well | |
at length | |
ad. after a long time | |
provision | |
n. the act of providing something | |
altar | |
n. the table in Christian churches where communion is given | |
yearning | |
n. a strong feeling of wishing for something, especially something that you cannot have or get easily | |
The Miser in the Bush Word List
diligent | |
a. characterized by care and perseverance in carrying out tasks | |
miser | |
n. someone who has a strong wish to have money and hates to spend it | |
dwarf | |
n. a creature like a little man with magical powers | |
grant | |
v. give or allow someone something, usually in an official way | |
fiddle | |
n. a violin | |
Clever Hans Word List
hay | |
n. grass that is cut and dried and used as animal food | |
sleeve | |
n. the part of a piece of clothing that covers some or all of the arm | |
suffocate | |
v. (cause someone to) die because of not having enough oxygen | |
bacon | |
n. meat from the back or sides of a pig, often eaten fried in thin slices | |
devour | |
v. eat greedily v. destroy completely | |
The Twelve Huntsmen Word List
proclaim | |
v. affirm or declare as an attribute or quality of v. declare formally; declare someone to be something | |
betroth | |
v. give to in marriage | |
fret | |
v. worry unnecessarily or excessively | |
resemble | |
v. appear like; be similar or bear a likeness to | |
wondrous | |
a. extremely and surprisingly good | |
The Seven Ravens Word List
christen | |
v. give a baby a name at a Christian ceremony and make him or her a member of the Christian Church | |
pitcher | |
n. a large, round container for liquids that has a flat base, a handle, and a very narrow raised opening | |
raven | |
n. the largest bird in the crow family, with shiny black feathers | |
croak | |
v. utter a hoarse sound, like a raven | |
fulfill | |
v. put in effect | |
The Wolf and the Seven Little Kids Word List
kid | |
n. a young goat | |
devour | |
v. eat greedily v. destroy completely | |
wretch | |
n. a person who experiences something unpleasant | |
bleat | |
v. produce the sound made by a sheep or goat | |
lump | |
v. group or chunk together in a certain order | |
Mother Holle Word List
spindle | |
n. a rod or pin serving as an axis that revolves or on which something revolves | |
harshly | |
ad. in an unkind or severe way | |
distress | |
n. a feeling of extreme worry, sadness, or pain | |
meadow | |
n. a field with grass and often wild flowers in it | |
cinder | |
n. a small piece of partly burned coal or wood | |
| Quick Access PDF Worksheets: |
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The available types are as following:
The available types are as following:
- Word List shows all words in alphabet order;
- Card prints words and explanations on one side by alphabet order;
- Word Match provides offline exercise to match the explanation to the right word, it's a single-page sheet with random words from the current list.
- Fill In provides offline exercise to complete a word by its explanation, it's a single-page sheet with random words from the current list.
- Spelling provides offline exercise to spell a word by its explanation, it's a single-page sheet with random words from the current list.
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