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Sight Word “come” Worksheet – Trace, Write and Find
“Come” is a word children hear every day (“come here”, “come and eat”), but it does not look the way it sounds, which is why it needs practice by sight.
What’s on the “come” worksheet
Read and trace “come”, write it alone, circle it among home, came, cone, some and cool, then trace “Come and see.”
Prints on A4 or US Letter (choose “Fit to page”).
How to teach “come”
Point out that come sounds like “kum”, even though it has an o and an e. Treat it as a rule-breaker word and give it a funny face or a special colour. Read it in context often, especially in invitations like “come and play”.
Sentences with “come”
- Come and play with me.
- Can you come here?
- The dog will come to you.
- Come and see my picture.
Game: Come here, come back
Stand at one end of a hallway with a pile of word cards. Hold up one card at a time. If it says come, your child takes one step towards you. Any other word means stay still. Sneak come in often so they win.
Practise next
Try “here” and “go” next: they make easy instructions with come.
Questions about “come”
Why does come not sound like home?
English kept an old spelling for come. It is one of the words children simply need to remember, which is exactly what sight word practice is for.
Is come harder than go?
Usually, yes. Go matches its sounds, while come does not. Practise them side by side so your child sees the difference.
More answers in the sight words FAQ.
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