Help your pre-kindergartner get a head start on reading by memorizing basic sight words. To make the memorizing fun and exciting for your child, incorporate these colorful sight word flash cards into his daily routine.

If you'd like to start teaching your child how to read or have already begun, incorporating sight words into the lesson plan is a good idea. Tape these sight word flash cards around the house and let the word fun begin!

Sight words are common words that children often have difficulty sounding out. To give your pre-kindergartner a head start on reading, help him memorize these important words with fun sight word flash cards!

Sight words like "my" and "said" are difficult for many children, especially new readers, to sound out phonetically. To help your child get a leg up on reading, incorporate sight words into his daily life with these colorful word flash cards.

Many new readers learn sight words better through memorization than through phonics. To help your child get a handle on sight words, use these colorful word flash cards. Cut them out and tape them around the house.

What's hiding in the ABC's? On this prekindergarten reading and coloring worksheet, kids color by letter to reveal the hidden flower. Kids completing this page practice recognizing capital letters; they also exercise thinking and fine motor skills.

The squirrel needs help finding his acorns! On this prekindergarten reading worksheet, kids draw a line along the path that shows the letters A to Z in order to get to the acorns. Careful! There are many letters in the maze, but following them in alphabetical order is the only path to the acorns.

Which sea animal is hiding in the letters on this prekindergarten reading and coloring worksheet? Kids connect the letters A to Z in the dot to dot to reveal the animal. This is great practice with letter recognition and alphabetical order.

Which vehicle is hiding in the letters on this prekindergarten reading and coloring worksheet? Kids connect the letters A to Z in the dot to dot to reveal the vehicle. This is great practice with letter recognition and alphabetical order.

It's time to rhyme! On this prekindergarten reading worksheet, kids see two columns with pictures. Each picture's name rhymes with the name of a picture in the opposite column. Kids connect pictures whose names rhyme. Then they think of their own words that rhyme with the pictures names.