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Free printable PDF · Dolch first grade · ages 6–7
Free Sight Word “round” Worksheet for Kids
“Round” describes a shape like a circle or a ball: a round plate, a round sun. It can also mean around: turn round, go round and round.
The “round” page at a glance
Children trace “round”, write it from memory, hunt for it among around, sound, rod, run and found, and finish by tracing “The ball is round.”.
Helping your child learn “round”
Round has the ou sound of out and loud, followed by nd. Write round, sound, found and ground in a list and read them as a family. Then go on a hunt for round things: a clock, a coin, a plate, a button.
Example sentences
- The ball is round.
- The wheels go round and round.
- We sat round the table.
- A coin is round.
Play Round hunt
Give your child a basket. They have one minute to find as many round things as they can. Count them together and read the round card once for each item.
On the Dolch first grade list, “round” sits at number 31 of 41. Children often learn it between ages 6–7, building on the primer words.
Where to go next
After this one, move on to “around” and “found” (they share the same -ound spelling).
Parents ask about “round”
What other words have the -ound pattern?
Sound, found, ground, mound and hound. Found is on the second grade list.
Is round a describing word or an action?
Both. It describes a shape (a round plate) and can also show movement (spin round).
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