| Kindergarten teachers are often looking for effective | | | | Kindergarten sight words lists are important for |
| ways to teach their kindergarten students sight words. | | | | enhancing student reading. The word list is made up of |
| Many kindergarten teachers use different methods for | | | | words that frequently appear in preschool and |
| teaching their student sight words such as teaching | | | | kindergarten level reading material. |
| through the use of sight word games, sight word lists, | | | | While there are several kindergarten sight words lists |
| and sight word activities. The appropriate method for | | | | one of the most common lists is the Dolch |
| teaching kindergartener students these important | | | | Kindergarten Sight Word List. The Dolch Kindergarten |
| words should be determined by the teacher through | | | | Word List is made up of primer level words and was |
| assessment of age appropriateness, learning disabilities | | | | created by Dr. E.W. Dolch in the 1930's. |
| and other kindergarten student/classroom related | | | | Dolch Primer or kindergarten level sight words are as |
| factors. | | | | follows: all, am, are, at, ate, be, black, brown, but, came, |
| Sight words are the most common words used in the | | | | did, do, eat, four, get, good, has, he, into, like, must, new, |
| English language. A kindergarten student should be | | | | no, now, on, our, out, please pretty, ran, ride, saw, say, |
| taught these important words so they can recognize | | | | she, so, son, that, there, they, this, too, under, want, was, |
| the words on "sight." These important words are the | | | | well, went, what, white, who, will, with, yes |
| core foundation for reading and are taught in every | | | | © 2008 FishForWords. |
| elementary school across the United States. | | | | |