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Sight Word “no” Worksheet – Trace, Write and Find
“No” is one of the first words toddlers say, so most children are delighted to read it. It answers questions and also appears in signs and stories.
What’s on the “no” worksheet
Read and trace “no”, write it alone, circle it among on, go, so, not and now, then trace “Oh no, it is raining!”
Prints on A4 or US Letter (choose “Fit to page”).
How to teach “no”
Blend n-o and point out that the o says its name, like in go and so. Draw a simple stop sign and write No! inside it. Then ask silly yes-or-no questions, like “Do fish wear hats?”, and let your child answer by holding up the word card.
Sentences with “no”
- No, thank you.
- There is no milk left.
- No dogs in the shop.
- Oh no, it is raining!
Game: Yes or no race
Put a yes card on one side of the room and a no card on the other. Ask questions like “Is the sky green?” Your child runs to the right card and reads it aloud. Let them ask you some questions too.
Practise next
Try “yes” and “on” next: yes is its opposite, and on uses the same two letters in a different order.
Questions about “no”
Why does the o in no say its name?
When a short word ends in a single o, the o usually says its name, as in go and so.
Is no the same as know?
They sound the same, but know means to understand something. Children will meet it later.
More answers in the sight words FAQ.
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