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NameDateMade at homeroomtools.comfromfromfromfromfromfromTrace it. Then write it.Find "from". Circle it every time. How many did you find?Read it. Say it. Spell it aloud.fromfrontfarmfirmfromfrofrogformfreefromfromfirmfromformfromfroforfreefarm
NameDateMade at homeroomtools.comWrite the missing word. Then read the sentence.Read the sentence. Then write it.Cut out the letters at the bottom. Glue them here in order to build the word.The card isDad.I got it from Mom.mfro
NameDateMade at homeroomtools.comFind "from". Circle it every time. How many did you find?Write the missing word. Then read the sentence.Cut out the letters at the bottom. Glue them here in order to build the word.Read it. Say it. Spell it aloud.Answer keyfrom5frontfarmfirmfromfrofrogformfreefromfromfirmfromformfromfroforfreefarmThe card isDad.fromfrommfro
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The sight words and their practice lines

The word on its own 3

  • from 4 letters for 4 sounds: f, r, o, m. In American speech the o says the short u of sun, so the word sounds like frum. The f goes tall; the r, the o and the m sit between the dashed line and the base line.
  • From from Capital F beside small f. Both reach the top line: the capital has two flat arms and the small one curls over. A gift tag needs the capital, as in From Mom.
  • from from from Three to trace in one row. Have the child say f-r aloud before each one, so the r goes down second and not third.

Spot-the-word rows 4

  • farm from form from Circle from 2 times. Farm and form both put a vowel ahead of the r. In from the r comes straight after the f.
  • frog from free from Circle from 2 times. Frog and free open with the same f-r blend, so the child has to read to the end of each word.
  • from for from form Circle from 2 times. For has three of the four letters, with the r behind the o. Form has all four, with the middle two swapped.
  • from front from firm Circle from 2 times. Front holds f-r-o and then keeps going, and its o says the same short u. Firm is another f word with r-m on the end.
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Missing-letter rows 3

  • fro_ fr_m f_om One letter is missing each time: m, then o, then r. The r is the letter most often left out, so its gap comes last.
  • from fr__ ____ A fading row. Copy the word, finish it from its blend, then write all four letters from memory.
  • _rom f__m fr__ First the f is missing, then the middle two letters, then the last two. The middle gap is where from turns into form, so say the word before filling it.

Phrases: from a person, from a place, from here to there 12

  • a hug from Mom From names the giver. Hug sounds out; Mom has a capital because it stands in for a name.
  • a note from Dad The giver again. Note ends in a silent e that makes its o say its name, which the o in from never does.
  • away from the dog Away from means moving off, not coming out of. Clap a-way as two beats; dog sounds out.
  • far from here Far is the first three letters of farm. Here is a word to learn whole, and it rhymes with near.
  • from 1 to 10 The same frame with numbers. Count aloud from 1 to 10, then trace it, numerals and all.
  • from A to Z From marks the start and to marks the end. Two capitals, so this one doubles as alphabet practice.
  • from head to toe Act it out: touch your head on from and your toes on to. Head has an ea that says short e; in toe the o says its name.
  • from now on From can start a stretch of time as well as a trip. Now has the ow of cow; on sounds out.
  • from side to side Sway while saying it. Side has a silent e that makes the i say its name.
  • from the farm From names a place. From and farm sit two words apart: point to where the r is in each.
  • from top to bottom The longest phrase here, at 15 letters. Top sounds out; clap bot-tom as two beats.
  • made from milk From names what a thing is made out of. Cheese, butter and yogurt are all made from milk; let the child write one on the empty row.

Sentences to read and copy 12

  • A frog hid from me. 5 words. Frog and from start with the same f-r blend. Hid sounds out; to hide from someone is to keep out of their sight.
  • The card is from Dad. 5 words, and the widest line here. Card has the ar of car and farm.
  • From here I can see. 5 words. The word comes first, with a capital F. Here is one to learn whole; can sounds out.
  • Hop from log to log. 5 words. From and to work as a pair. Hop and log sound out, so this is one to act out on floor spots.
  • I come from a farm. 5 words. In American speech the o in come and the o in from both say the short u of sun. From and farm stand two words apart.
  • I got it from Mom. 5 words. Got and it sound out. I is always a capital, and Mom has one because it is used as a name.
  • Is it far from here? 5 words and a question mark. Far and from both start with f and hold an r, in different places.
  • It fell from the tree. 5 words. Fell sounds out and doubles its l; tree starts with the blend t-r and ends in a double e.
  • Milk is from cows. 4 words, and a true fact. Milk sounds out and ends in the blend l-k; cows has the ow of now.
  • Take two from six. 4 words of math talk: it means 6 take away 2. Let the child work it out with counters and write 4 on the empty row.
  • This is from me. 4 words: what a child says when handing over a drawing. The s in is sounds like a z; me ends in a long e.
  • Who is it from? 4 words and a question mark. From comes last, and at the end of a sentence it is said in full, not as a quick frm. Who is a word to learn whole.

How this list was compiled: Every line was written for this site on 2026-09-18 and read aloud for sense. No line is taken from a published sight word list or workbook, and the page claims no list or grade level for the word. Spellings were checked against the macOS system word list on 2026-09-18; Mom and cows are not in that list and were checked one by one. The counts in the spot-the-word rows and the word counts of the sentences were worked out. That from is said with the vowel of sun in General American and Canadian speech and with the vowel of lot in British Received Pronunciation, and that its unstressed form has a schwa or a bare m: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/from (pronunciation, checked 2026-09-18). That from rhymes with come and some in US pronunciation: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Rhymes:English/%CA%8Cm (checked 2026-09-18). That from is one of the words reduced in running speech yet stressed when it ends a sentence: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stress_and_vowel_reduction_in_English (checked 2026-09-18). Sound notes describe general American pronunciation. Licence: own work

How it works

Children write frum, fom or form: the vowel fools the ear, the r hides in a blend. This from sight word worksheet has them trace it, circle it among for, form and farm, and finish The card is ___ Dad.

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Said frum, and the r is easy to lose

Wiktionary gives American from the vowel of sun, so it rhymes with come and some. British speakers use the o of hot, so there it sounds out. The other snag is the blend. F and r run together, so the r gets left out (fom) or lands behind the vowel (form). Stretch it: fff, rrr, um.

From and to work as a pair

From marks where something starts and to marks where it ends. Five phrases near the foot of this page, under The sight words and their practice lines, use both. They are from A to Z, from 1 to 10, from head to toe, from side to side and from top to bottom. Have the child act one out before writing it.

  • From and form use the same four letters. Underline the second letter of each and ask which starts with fr.
  • Dictate I come from a farm. Come and from hide a short u, and farm tests the r.
  • Gift tags are real practice: write To on one line, From on the next, and fill in both names.

Questions and answers

Why does my student write frum or form for from?

Frum is what an American ear hears. Form has the right letters in the wrong order, because an r inside a blend is hard to place. Write the row from for from form and ask for 2 circles.

Should children sound from out or learn it by heart?

Both. Three of its four letters behave: f, r and m. Only the o is off, and only in accents where it says short u. Sound out the three, then draw a small heart over the o as the part to remember.

What are good sentences for the sight word from?

Short ones where the other words sound out: This is from me. I got it from Mom. Milk is from cows. Who is it from? puts the word last, where it is said in full and is easiest to hear.

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