Master the First-grade “INTO READING” Sight Words program from HMH effortlessly and without any preparation with our comprehensive resource.

This complete set of ready-to-use worksheets covers the 8 High-Frequency Words and up to 6 Decodable High-Frequency Words for every week of the HMH INTO READING program in first grade. These worksheets are perfect for homework assignments or as a center activity.

By purchasing this resource, you will receive 36 PDF files, corresponding to the 36 weeks of the course, allowing you to effectively practice the 455 High-Frequency Words and Decodable High-Frequency Words of this program.

Each word is presented on its page, and you have two options for the back of the page. Option one allows students to continue formulating sentences with the word of the day, while option two provides practice in writing the word of the day or other words from the week.

The resource is organized into 12 modules, with each module consisting of 3 weeks (36 weeks in total). This ensures comprehensive coverage of the program’s sight words throughout the school year.

For each word, students will engage in eight different activities to reinforce their learning:

1. Reading the word and sounding out each letter.

2. Tracing the letters that form the word.

3. Searching for the word among other words of the same week.

4. Fill in blocks with each letter of the word.

5. Arrange letter tiles to form the word.

6. Counting the number of syllables in the word.

7. Writing the word multiple times for practice.

8. Construct several short sentences that include the word.

With these varied approaches, students will develop a strong foundation in sight word recognition, phonics skills, and sentence construction.

Simplify sight word practice and enhance your students’ reading abilities with our comprehensive resource. Purchase now and provide your students with engaging and effective learning opportunities.

Note: This resource is compatible with the HMH INTO READING program and is suitable for first-grade students.