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Sight Word “play” Worksheets

Ages 3-7 · 4 worksheets · 3 answer keys · Print-ready PDFs

play

The sight word “play”

How to spell it

p-l-a-y

“play” in a sentence

  • I can play.
  • We play in the sun.
  • Can you play with me?
  • Play with the red ball.

Preschool · Ages 3-5

Preschool sight word “play” worksheets

Kindergarten · Ages 5-6

Kindergarten sight word “play” worksheets

1st grade · Ages 6-7

1st grade sight word “play” worksheets

Frequently Asked Questions

Ask any preschooler what they want to do next and you will likely hear one answer: play! The word starts with a blend (p and l together) and ends with "ay," which says the long a sound. Four pages take it from Pre-K to 1st grade. In Pre-K, children trace "play," write it on a line and circle it in a row, then circle every "play" in a word grid and count. Kindergarten pairs reading and tracing with a picture sentence to read aloud. First graders read a sentence, trace the word three times and print it three times, with answer keys for the trace, find and print pages.

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