One little picture book for each sight word, in the order kindergarten teaches them. Every word in a book is a sight word your child has learned or a short word they can sound out, so they read it themselves, not guess from the picture.
These sight word readers are emergent readers with a difference: the words that change on each page are short words a child can sound out (bug, mud, box), not words to guess from the picture. Each book teaches one high-frequency word and uses only the sight words taught before it, so a kindergartener reads every word. Print the four sheets, cut each in half and staple to make a real little book. A read-aloud version for projecting comes with every book.
Use them alongside Level 1 decodable readers and the sight word worksheets, which teach the same words in the same order.
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