Sight Word Make Worksheet

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NameDateMade at homeroomtools.commakemakemakemakemakemakeTrace it. Then write it.Find "make". Circle it every time. How many did you find?Read it. Say it. Spell it aloud.makemakemakemakemebikemakelikemademanlikemakemaybikemanmadmetakemade
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.We cana cake.I make my bed.meka
NameDateMade at homeroomtools.comFind "make". 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 keymake5makemakemakemebikemakelikemademanlikemakemaybikemanmadmetakemadeWe cana cake.makemakemeka
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The word on its own 3

  • make 4 letters for 3 sounds: m, long a, k. The e on the end says nothing; it tells the a to say its name. Only the k goes tall, and nothing drops under the base line.
  • Make make Capital M beside small m. The capital has sharp points and touches the top line; the small one has two round humps. Make a wish. starts with the capital.
  • make make make Three to trace in one row. Have the child whisper the last letter each time, as a reminder that it is written and not said.

Spot-the-word rows 4

  • like make bike make Circle make 2 times. Like and bike end in k-e as well. Their silent e works on an i; the one in make works on an a.
  • make mad make man Circle make 2 times. Mad and man start m-a too, but with no e on the end their a stays short, the a of cat.
  • make made make me Circle make 2 times. Made is the same verb in the past, with a d where the k should be. Me has the first letter and the last letter and nothing between.
  • take make may make Circle make 2 times. Take rhymes and differs only in its first letter. May starts m-a and has the same long a, spelled with a y.
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Missing-letter rows 3

  • m_k_ t_k_ c_k_ The same two letters are missing from every word: a and e, to build make, take and cake. The a goes in the first gap and the silent e in the last.
  • mak_ ma_e m_ke One letter is missing each time: e, then k, then a. The e comes first because it is the letter a child cannot hear.
  • make ma__ ____ A fading row: copy the word, finish it, then write all four letters from memory.

Phrases: things to make with hands, with a face, with a friend 12

  • make a card Card has the ar of car. A phrase for the week before any holiday.
  • make a face No glue needed: the child makes one, then traces. Face has a silent e of its own, and its c says s.
  • make a line What a class does at the door. Line ends in a silent e that makes the i say its name, so both long words here follow one pattern.
  • make a list List sounds out and ends in the blend s-t. Let the child start a real list on the empty row.
  • make a nest What a bird does with twigs. Nest sounds out and ends in the same s-t blend as list.
  • make a pair Two things that go together, such as socks. Pair has the ai of air, and it sounds just like pear.
  • make a sound Clap, hum or tap, then trace. Sound has the ou of out and ends in the blend n-d.
  • make a wish What happens before the candles are blown out. Wish sounds out and ends in s-h, two letters for one sound.
  • make friends Nothing is built here: to make friends is to become friends. Friends is a word to learn whole: its ie says the short e of end.
  • make it fit Here make means cause something to happen. It and fit sound out and rhyme.
  • make lunch No a in the middle this time. Lunch sounds out: l, u, n, then c-h for one sound.
  • make room To make room is to move over so someone else fits. Room has the oo of moon.

Sentences to read and copy 12

  • Bees make honey. 3 words, and a true fact. Bees has a double e for its long e. Honey is one to learn whole: its o says short u.
  • Can I make one? 4 words and a question mark. What a child asks on seeing a friend's craft. One is a word to learn whole; it starts with a w sound.
  • Do not make a mess. 5 words. Make and mess both start with m. Mess sounds out and doubles its s. Do is a word to learn whole.
  • I make my bed. 4 words. Make and my both start with m. Bed sounds out: check that the b and the d face each other like the ends of a bed.
  • I will make a map. 5 words. Make and map both start m-a. In map the a is short, because no e follows the p.
  • Make what I made. 4 words. Make and made stand in one line: now and the past. Only the third letter changes, k to d.
  • Rain can make mud. 4 words. Rain and make share a long a, spelled ai in one and a, then e, in the other. Mud sounds out.
  • She can make a kite. 5 words. Kite ends in a silent e as well, and it starts with the k that make holds in the middle.
  • Two fives make ten. 4 words of math talk. Here make means add up to: 5 and 5 is 10. Show it with two hands, then trace.
  • We can make a cake. 5 words. Make and cake rhyme and end in the same three letters. We ends in a long e, and can sounds out.
  • What did you make? 4 words and a question mark. The word comes last. What and you are words to learn whole; did sounds out.
  • You make me smile. 4 words. Here make means cause. Make, me and smile all hold an m, and smile has a silent e working on its i.

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; friends is not in that list as a plural and was checked separately. The counts in the spot-the-word rows and the word counts of the sentences were worked out. That make is said with a long a and rhymes with take and cake, that it has no listed homophones, and that its past form is made, with maked marked dialectal or obsolete: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/make (pronunciation and verb forms, checked 2026-09-18). That a silent e at the end of a word typically moves the a before it to its long sound, and that the e once stood for a vowel that was spoken: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silent_e (checked 2026-09-18). That bees make honey is common knowledge and was not looked up. Licence: own work

How it works

Make has three sounds and four letters, and the unheard e gets left off. This sight word make sheet has the child trace it and circle it among made, take, may and me. Then they finish We can ___ a cake.

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Three sounds, four letters

Make is m, long a, k, then an e that is written and never said. A child spelling by ear may write mak, which would rhyme with back. The row m_k_ t_k_ c_k_ asks for a and e 3 times, building make, take and cake. Rows do not print. Press Show all 34 practice lines near the foot of this page and copy it by hand.

Made, not maked

Most action words add ed for the past, so a child may say maked. Wiktionary marks maked as dialect or obsolete. The standard past is made. Make what I made. holds both in 4 words. Act out a phrase before writing it: make a face, make a sound, make room, make a line.

  • Write mad and man, add an e to each, and read made and mane. The e changed the a.
  • Make and cake end in the same three letters. Collect more: take, bake, lake, rake, wake.
  • Two fives make ten. is math talk. Let the child show it on two hands.

Questions and answers

Why does my student write mak or maek for make?

Mak spells the three sounds the child hears and skips the silent letter. Maek knows there is an e and parks it beside the a. Write the row mak_ ma_e m_ke on the board. It asks for the e first.

Can make be sounded out?

Yes, once the pattern of a, one consonant, then e has been taught. Until then, teach it whole beside take and cake. Wiktionary lists no word that sounds the same, so there is no twin to confuse it with.

My student says maked. Is that a reading problem?

No. The child has learned that ed marks the past and is applying the rule to a word that breaks it. Say made back in a full sentence, then write the row make made make me on the board and ask for 2 circles.