Sight Word Bingo Printable Cards With a Sentence for Every Word

Print a card for each child, then call each word in its sentence and let them find it.

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This site's 78 common early-reading word list, 78 words. Paste your own to replace it, or type to add to it.

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78 words in the bag

Every word is called once, in random order.

Playing with 78 words. The game is kept in this browser until you start a new one.

Called so far 0

Nothing called yet. Each call is listed here so a winning card can be checked.

How it works

This sight word bingo printable opens on 6 cards of 4 × 4, each holding 16 of this site's 78 common early-reading words. Paste this week's words over the list to play with those instead.

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Call the word in a sentence

Call the game draws one word at a time with a sentence that uses it: where, as in Where is my hat? Say the sentence, then the word alone. Children find it and cover it. Look-alikes such as there and where can share a card, so read slowly.

This week's words

Empty the list and type one word per line. 16 words fill every 4 × 4 card; 9 fill 3 × 3, one step down on Grid under the card. A typed word has no sentence, so say your own.

Questions and answers

Which words are on the printable sight word bingo cards?

The 78 words that have a worksheet page on this site, in seven groups, such as people words (I, you, they) and question words (who, what, why). It is our own list, not a published one, and names no grade.

How many cards can I print?

Up to 60 in a set, 2 to a page, or 4 under More options. Print the call sheet gives every word with a tick box.

Can I save the cards as a PDF?

Yes. Press Print 6 cards, or the count you set, and choose Save as PDF as the printer.

All 78 words

People words: I, you, they 12

  • he he, as in: He is my friend.
  • her her, as in: I like her bike.
  • his his, as in: That is his book.
  • I I, as in: I like my bike.
  • me me, as in: Come with me.
  • my my, as in: This is my dog.
  • our our, as in: This is our house.
  • she she, as in: She can run fast.
  • they they, as in: They are my friends.
  • we we, as in: We can go now.
  • you you, as in: I like you.
  • your your, as in: Is this your hat?

Doing words: go, look, said 13

  • come come, as in: Come and see.
  • get get, as in: Go get the ball.
  • go go, as in: We go to school.
  • help help, as in: Can you help me?
  • jump jump, as in: I can jump up.
  • like like, as in: I like to play.
  • look look, as in: Look at me.
  • make make, as in: What can we make?
  • play play, as in: We play in the sun.
  • put put, as in: Put it down here.
  • said said, as in: Mom said yes.
  • see see, as in: I see the moon.
  • want want, as in: I want to play.

Helper verbs: is, can, have 12

  • am am, as in: I am six.
  • are are, as in: We are at school.
  • be be, as in: I will be good.
  • can can, as in: I can jump.
  • could could, as in: Could you help her?
  • do do, as in: What do you see?
  • does does, as in: She does her work.
  • has has, as in: He has a red hat.
  • have have, as in: I have a pet.
  • is is, as in: The sun is hot.
  • was was, as in: Why was he there?
  • will will, as in: I will help you.

Where words and prepositions: in, to, with 14

  • at at, as in: Look at the dog.
  • by by, as in: Sit by me.
  • down down, as in: Sit down here.
  • for for, as in: This is for you.
  • from from, as in: The card is from Dad.
  • here here, as in: Here is my cat.
  • in in, as in: The cat is in the box.
  • of of, as in: One of you can go.
  • on on, as in: The hat is on the bed.
  • out out, as in: The dog ran out.
  • there there, as in: The ball is over there.
  • to to, as in: We go to the park.
  • up up, as in: Look up at the sky.
  • with with, as in: Come play with me.

Question words: who, what, why 6

  • how how, as in: How are you?
  • what what, as in: What is that?
  • when when, as in: When can we go?
  • where where, as in: Where are you?
  • who who, as in: Who is it?
  • why why, as in: Why are you sad?

How many and what kind: one, all, big 8

  • all all, as in: We all can play.
  • big big, as in: The dog is big.
  • funny funny, as in: That was so funny.
  • little little, as in: The bug is little.
  • one one, as in: I have one dog.
  • some some, as in: I want some milk.
  • three three, as in: I see three pigs.
  • two two, as in: I have two hands.

Little joining and pointing words: the, and, this 13

  • a a, as in: I see a cat.
  • an an, as in: I ate an apple.
  • and and, as in: Mom and I can run.
  • as as, as in: I am as tall as you.
  • if if, as in: Ask me if you can.
  • it it, as in: I can see it.
  • no no, as in: No, I can not go.
  • not not, as in: I am not sad.
  • or or, as in: Is it red or blue?
  • so so, as in: I am so glad.
  • that that, as in: I like that one.
  • the the, as in: I see the dog.
  • this this, as in: This is my mom.