I CAN READ!
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Most of us wonder how to teach our kids to read. Many of us wait till our kindergarteners reach grade 1. And when our kids struggle to read in their grade 1, it becomes very difficult for them to concentrate on both reading and writing at the same time. So what can we do for this?
We can always make kids to read from their PP2/ snr KG . As soon as they learn to blend the phonics sounds using cvc words we can simultaneously teach them 2 letter sight words and 3 letter sight words.
Once this is done its time to give them their first sentences to read. “I CAN READ” sentences are built using 2 and 3 letter sight words. Look at the sample worksheet with I CAN READ Sentences.
Learning to read with these simple sentences is fun and will teach kids the sentence formation. With simple sentences it will also help them to understand what they are reading from an early age.
What are you waittng for. Want your kid to read confidently ?
Then download these “I CAN READ” worksheets at the end of the blog for free and use them in your daily curriculum.
To make things even easier for parents, there are also some excellent spelling books available that turn practice into play. Below, I’ve rounded up some of the best resources that can support your child’s spelling journey at home.
Very First Sight Words Sentences Level – 1
After completing Very First Sight Words and Sentences Level – 1, children can smoothly move on to Level – 2 for the next stage of their reading journey. While Level 1 introduces the first 55 most-used sight words with simple sentences and colourful visuals, Level 2 expands on this foundation by continuing with another set of 55 high-frequency words and guiding children into basic sentence building. Both books share the same engaging design, fun star-colouring activities, and bright illustrations, but Level 2 takes things a step further by improving vocabulary, strengthening spelling, and developing communication skills. Together, these two levels create a step-by-step path to confident, fluent reading, making them a perfect pair for early learners ages 4–8.
- Book – very first sight words sentences level – 1
- Language: english
- Binding: paperback
- Browse Other Worksheets
- 2 Letter Sight words
- cvc / 3 letter words
- Find beginning sound
- Find ending Sound
201 Sight Words and Sentences
201 Sight Words and Sentences: Activity Book for Children (Ages 5–8) is a comprehensive resource designed to make learning sight words simple, fun, and effective. With over 800 practice sentences, this book introduces children to 201 of the most frequently used sight words, helping them understand both their usage and meaning in context. Each page combines guided tracing activities, vibrant illustrations, and engaging exercises that not only build vocabulary but also enhance pencil control, motor skills, and cognitive development. By practicing with colourful visuals and sentence-based learning, children develop early reading proficiency, strengthen word recognition, and grow into more confident readers. Packed with hours of interactive learning, this book makes mastering sight words an enjoyable journey.
