High Frequency Word Worksheet - Print & Go Heart Word Activities BUNDLE

This pack of high-frequency word printables can be used as worksheets for phonics review activities, or placed in write and wipe mats to become literacy centers. These print and go worksheets have been updated to align with evidence-based practices by focusing on the SOUNDS not individual LETTERS. If teaching heart words, encourage students to identify the tricky part of the word and draw a heart over the top.

The following activity ideas are designed to be used only after students have already been explicitly taught the word and the ‘heart’ or tricky part of the word. These activities and games will then provide students with repeated exposure to the word, so that they can commit those words to memory. 

High Frequency Words Worksheets - Heart Word Print & Go Activities

This pack includes over 100 pages with:

• Colour, trace, write, glue, and circle the word
• Colour, find, trace, write and circle the word in decodable sentences
• Trace, write, unjumble the sounds, write the missing sounds, put in a sentence.
• Fish for the word 

Individual worksheets x 4 included for the following words: was, the, is, as, has, his, to, are, you, of, see, for, look, good, he, she, they, this, me, we, be, have, want, what, give

High Frequency Words Cut & Paste - Print & Go Phonics Activities

• This pack includes 15 pre-done templates ready to print and go, with 75 common high-frequency words.
• There are also editable PowerPoint slides where you can add your own words and the corresponding sounds for students to cut and paste.

High Frequency Word Worksheets - Find & Colour or Find & Cover
This pack includes the following pre-made templates

• Find & Colour: over 15 pre-done templates with common high-frequency words
• Find & Cover: over 30 pre-done templates ready to print and go with common high-frequency words

There are also editable PowerPoint slides where you can add your own words for students to find & colour, or find & cover.

 US Spellings are also included.

Some things to keep in mind during high-frequency word games or activities:

• Ensure students are building letter-sound associations
• Build in phonemic awareness skills (segmenting the word, mapping the word)
• Use self-checking or peer-checking so that students will receive immediate feedback, and are practising the correct spelling. 

Want to learn more about how heart words are the best way to teach high-frequency words. Check out my blog post: Heart Words - Why I've Thrown Out My Sight Word Flash Cards.