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Sight Words Game for Kids

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Sight Words · Free games by Success Tutoring Games

Ages
4–8
School years
KG1–Basic 2
Skills
Recognising high-frequency words, Reading fluency, Listening skills
Time
2–5 minutes a round
Cost
Free, no sign-up
Updated

For grown-upsSight Words is a free reading game that helps early readers recognise the most common English words instantly.

In Ghana, Sight Words suits children in KG1 to Basic 2. School years and levels on this page follow Ghanaian schools.

EnglishAges 4–8KG1–Basic 2Free · No sign-up

How to play Sight Words

  1. Turn your sound on.
  2. Choose a Dolch word list: Pre-primer, Primer, First Grade or Second Grade.
  3. Listen to the word, then tap the matching word.
  4. Tap the speaker button to hear the word again.

What your child learns

  • Recognising high-frequency words
  • Reading fluency
  • Listening skills
  • Early reading confidence

About Sight Words

Sight words make up more than half of the words in children’s books. Recognising them instantly frees kids to focus on sounding out new words and understanding the story.

The game uses the well-known Dolch word lists. Distractor words often look similar, so kids learn to look carefully at every letter.

Which level should my child play?
School yearSuggested level
KG1Pre-primer list
KG2Primer list
Basic 1First Grade list
Basic 2Second Grade list

Move up a level after getting three stars two or three times in a row.

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Matching worksheets

Practise away from the screen too: free worksheets with answer keys that match this game.

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Add this game to your website or class page

Teachers and schools are welcome to embed Sight Words for free. Copy this code into your website, blog or learning platform:

Frequently asked questions

What are sight words?

Sight words are common words, like “the”, “said” and “was”, that children learn to recognise instantly by sight. Many can’t easily be sounded out.

Which sight word lists are used?

The Dolch Pre-primer, Primer, First Grade and Second Grade lists, which suit children from KG1 to Basic 2.

Does it work without sound?

If speech isn’t available, the game shows the word and kids find its match.

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