Free printable sight word games
Four games, generated for every Dolch and Fry level — 16 lists in all. Reading the same words on a worksheet gets old fast; these put them in front of a child as a game instead. Print, cut, play.
Bingo
Eight unique cards per list, plus a sheet of calling cards.
Hand out a card each, cut up the caller sheet, and draw words one at a time. Players find the word and cover it — five in a row wins. The classic whole-class sight word game.
How to play bingo & downloadRoll & Read
A six-column board headed by die faces.
Roll a die, find the column with that many pips, and read a word from it. Cross the word off and pass the die on. First to clear a column wins. Works for one child or a small group.
How to play roll & read & downloadWord search
A 14 × 14 letter grid per puzzle, with answer keys.
Find and circle every word in the list. Words read across and down on the earlier lists, with diagonals added from Grade 2 up. Good quiet independent practice.
How to play word search & downloadMemory match
Cut-out card pairs, split into decks of 12.
Cut out one set, shuffle, and lay the cards face down. Turn two over and read them aloud — a matching pair is a keeper, otherwise turn them back. Most pairs wins.
How to play memory match & downloadPick your list
Every game, for every level. Each file is a print-ready PDF.
Pre-Primer
Pre-K · 40 wordsPrimer
Kindergarten · 52 wordsFirst Grade
Grade 1 · 41 wordsSecond Grade
Grade 2 · 46 wordsThird Grade
Grade 3 · 41 wordsNouns
All grades · 95 wordsFirst 100
Grades K–1 · 100 wordsSecond 100
Grades 1–2 · 100 wordsThird 100
Grade 2 · 100 wordsFourth 100
Grade 3 · 100 wordsFifth 100
Grade 3 · 100 wordsSixth 100
Grades 3–4 · 100 wordsSeventh 100
Grade 4 · 100 wordsEighth 100
Grades 4–5 · 100 wordsNinth 100
Grade 5 · 100 wordsTenth 100
Grades 5–6 · 100 wordsLooking for the word lists themselves, or the read / color / trace worksheets?