Sight Word Games
- 10 games
- K–2nd grade
- Free, no sign-up
Sight words are the small, common words kids need to read instantly: the, said, was, because. Every game here uses English1to5's own list of the 200 most common words, in order, so a child starts with the words they will see most. Pick a game by how your child likes to play: calm (memory, bingo, coloring) or fast (racing, blasting, snake).
All 10 sight word games
Easiest games come first.
Sight Word SplashTap the sight word you hear as it pops up.Kindergarten–2nd grade
Sight Word MemoryFlip cards to match pairs of sight words.Kindergarten–2nd grade
Sight Word BingoHear a sight word and find it on your card.Kindergarten–2nd grade
Sight Word SearchFind hidden sight words in small grids.Kindergarten–2nd grade
Sight Word FishingCatch the fish with the sight word you hear.Kindergarten–1st grade
Color by Sight WordColor each square by its sight word.Kindergarten–1st grade
Sight Word SentencesPick the sight word that finishes the sentence.Kindergarten–1st grade
Sight Word RacerTap the word you hear to win the race.Kindergarten–2nd grade
Sight Word SnakeSteer the snake to spell sight words.1st–2nd grade
Sight Word Space ShooterHear a sight word and blast it.1st–2nd grade
What kids practice
- Recognizing words. Sight Word Bingo, Sight Word Memory, Sight Word Fishing and Color by Sight Word give lots of calm, repeated looks at each word.
- Reading fast. Sight Word Racer, Sight Word Splash and the Sight Word Space Shooter add speed, which builds fluent reading.
- Spelling the words. Sight Word Snake and Sight Word Search move kids from reading sight words to spelling them.
- Reading in sentences. Sight Word Sentences puts the words into short sentences with pictures.
Learn the skill first, then play: Sight word lists, First 100 words, Sight word flashcards.
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Last reviewed: November 11, 2026
Questions parents ask
Which sight words are used?
Our own list of the 200 most common words, ordered by how often they appear in children's books. It overlaps closely with the Dolch and Fry lists.
How many sight words should my child know?
Many schools aim for about 50 to 100 by the end of kindergarten and 150 to 200 by the end of 1st grade.
Are these games free?
Yes. Every game is free to play in your browser, with no ads, no sign-up and no in-game purchases.