Look! Sight Word 'Look' Worksheet for Preschoolers
This worksheet builds automatic recognition of the sight word 'look' through six different activities — coloring, tracing, finding it in a list, spelling it by connecting letters, completing a sentence, and pasting it — which matters because sight words like 'look' don't sound out easily and have to be memorized by sight through repeated, varied exposure. Hitting the same word from six angles in one sitting is exactly the kind of repetition that turns a word from something your child sounds out slowly into one they recognize instantly.
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How to use this worksheet
Start with the coloring section, having your child color the word 'look' while saying it aloud each time they see it. Move to tracing, where they trace over the printed word, again saying it as they go. Have them scan the list of words to find and circle 'look' wherever it appears, then connect the individual letters in order to spell it out. Finish with the sentence completion and the cut-and-paste section, reading the finished sentence aloud together at the end.
Materials needed
- Pencil
- Crayons
- Scissors
- Glue (optional)
Extension activities
- 1Look through a favorite picture book together and find the word 'look' wherever it appears.
- 2Have your child create their own sentence using 'look' and draw a picture to match it.
- 3Play a simple game where your child has to find the word 'look' hidden among other similar-looking words on a page.
- 4Write the word 'look' in different colors or fonts and have your child read it each time.
- 5Go on a 'look' scavenger hunt at home, saying 'look at this!' as your child finds new objects.
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Hemsweta Jain · Teacher Cheena
MBA and Early Childhood Educator, teaching since 2014 · Founder of RaisoActive, Mumbai
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