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Sight Word “find” Worksheet – Trace, Write and Find
“Find” is a searching word: “find the cat”, “can you find it?” It appears in lots of puzzle books, which makes it a great word to learn early.
What’s on the “find” worksheet
Read and trace “find”, write it alone, circle it among fin, mind, fund, kind and fine, then trace “Find the red ball.”
Prints on A4 or US Letter (choose “Fit to page”).
How to teach “find”
Find breaks a phonics rule because the i says its name. Show your child the -ind family: find, kind, mind. Then make every hunt at home a reading moment by writing “find the…” notes for them to read.
Sentences with “find”
- Can you find my hat?
- I can find the red ball.
- Let’s find a bug.
- Find the big tree.
Game: Find-it notes
Hide a toy and write a clue note that starts with find, such as “Find the box.” Your child reads the note, follows it, and finds the next clue. Three or four clues is perfect for a short treasure hunt.
Practise next
Try “look” and “see” next: they are the other words used in searching games.
Questions about “find”
Why does the i in find say its name?
Before nd, the letter i often makes its long sound, as in kind and mind. It is a useful pattern to point out once find is familiar.
My child writes fid. What can I do?
Clap the sounds f-i-n-d and ask how many there are. Count four sounds on four fingers, then write one letter for each finger.
More answers in the sight words FAQ.
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