Reading · Ages 5–7 · 15 minutes

Sight Word Sentence Strip Builder

Cuttable sentence strips show how high-frequency words help words work together in a complete, readable idea.

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Today I am practising: ordering sight words in simple sentences

Put in order: can / I / hop. Copy the sentence with a period.

Build: the / cat / see / I. Read it and draw the cat.

Arrange: we / can / dig. Underline the sight word we.

Build: come / to / me. Add a period and read it to an adult.

Order: like / I / jam. Circle I, then copy the sentence.

Use the word cards I, we, can, and the to build your own sensible sentence.

Grown-up note: Ask your learner to explain one answer in their own words.

For the grown-up

How to teach this page

Step 1Start with a known capital word or a picture clue, then encourage the child to reread after each move.
Step 2Use a numbered copy instead of cutting if scissors are not a good fit for the learner.
Step 3Prompt for a capital and period only after the words make sense in order.