What are Pre-Primer Sight Words?
Pre-primer sight words are the first 50 words that young children, typically aged 3 to 5 years, should learn to recognize instantly by sight. These are high-frequency words that are essential for building a strong foundation in reading and comprehension. This list is carefully curated and aligns with renowned lists like Dolch and Fry, making it a perfect tool for early learners following globally recognized curricula like the Cambridge Primary, ICSE, and CBSE syllabuses.
How to Use This Learning Module
This ActiLearn learning module makes mastering pre-primer sight words fun and easy! You’ll be able to explore each word individually, see it used in a simple sentence, and practice with our interactive tools. We’ve grouped the 50 words into logical categories to help young minds learn and remember them more effectively.
Explore the 50 Pre-Primer Sight Words
Discover our complete list of 50 pre-primer sight words organized into helpful categories. Each word includes its pronunciation and a simple sentence to show its usage.
| Category | Words |
|---|---|
| People & Pronoun | a, I, me, you, my, he, she, we |
| Actions | come, go, run, jump, make, play, see, help, find, look |
| Time | down, up, big, away, here, not, in, is, it, red |
| Colours & Describing | blue, yellow, green, and, for, said, the, to, where, with, big |
| Numbers & Articles | one, two, three |
| Places & Things | little, look, where, we |
| Connectors | and, for, not, said, the, to |
| Others | find, go, see, play, down, up |
Skill Development
This interactive learning module is a fantastic way for young learners to sharpen essential early literacy and cognitive skills:
Quick Decision Making
Improve reaction time and the ability to make rapid, accurate choices.
Attention & Focus
Enhance concentration and precision when interpreting number comparisons across various ranges.
Number Sense
Strengthen intuitive understanding of number values and relationships.
Deep & Focused Practice
With unlimited combinations of random statements generated for every round, children get endless, varied practice, allowing them to deeply internalize concepts and achieve true mastery.
Olympiad Readiness
Sharpen number comparison and logical reasoning skills, which are key skills tested in competitive exams like the IMO and SOF Olympiads for Class 2.
Logical Reasoning
Develop critical thinking by evaluating the truthfulness of mathematical statements.
Understanding Math Symbols
Reinforce recognition and meaning of the comparison symbols (<, >, =).
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What are Pre-Primer Sight Words?
Pre-primer sight words are the first 50 words that young children, typically aged 3 to 5 years, should learn to recognize instantly by sight. These are high-frequency words that are essential for building a strong foundation in reading and comprehension. This list is carefully curated and aligns with renowned lists like Dolch and Fry, making it a perfect tool for early learners following globally recognized curricula like the Cambridge Primary, ICSE, and CBSE syllabuses.
How to Use This Learning Module
This ActiLearn learning module makes mastering pre-primer sight words fun and easy! You’ll be able to explore each word individually, see it used in a simple sentence, and practice with our interactive tools. We’ve grouped the 50 words into logical categories to help young minds learn and remember them more effectively.
Explore the 50 Pre-Primer Sight Words
Discover our complete list of 50 pre-primer sight words organized into helpful categories. Each word includes its pronunciation and a simple sentence to show its usage.
| Category | Words |
|---|---|
| People & Pronoun | a, I, me, you, my, he, she, we |
| Actions | come, go, run, jump, make, play, see, help, find, look |
| Time | down, up, big, away, here, not, in, is, it, red |
| Colours & Describing | blue, yellow, green, and, for, said, the, to, where, with, big |
| Numbers & Articles | one, two, three |
| Places & Things | little, look, where, we |
| Connectors | and, for, not, said, the, to |
| Others | find, go, see, play, down, up |
Skill Development
This interactive learning module is a fantastic way for young learners to sharpen essential early literacy and cognitive skills:
Quick Decision Making
Improve reaction time and the ability to make rapid, accurate choices.
Attention & Focus
Enhance concentration and precision when interpreting number comparisons across various ranges.
Number Sense
Strengthen intuitive understanding of number values and relationships.
Deep & Focused Practice
With unlimited combinations of random statements generated for every round, children get endless, varied practice, allowing them to deeply internalize concepts and achieve true mastery.
Olympiad Readiness
Sharpen number comparison and logical reasoning skills, which are key skills tested in competitive exams like the IMO and SOF Olympiads for Class 2.
Logical Reasoning
Develop critical thinking by evaluating the truthfulness of mathematical statements.
Understanding Math Symbols
Reinforce recognition and meaning of the comparison symbols (<, >, =).
