Learning Worksheets Sight Words Sight word “sing”
Free printable PDF · Dolch second grade · ages 7–8
Sight Word “sing” Worksheet – Printable Reading Practice
“Sing” means to make music with your voice: sing a song, birds sing in the morning. It ends with the ng sound.
Four steps on one page
Trace the big “sing”, write it on the line, circle it but skip sign, sin, ring, song and sting, then trace and read “Let’s sing a song.”.
Print one per child, or slip it in a plastic sleeve and reuse it with a dry-wipe pen.
A simple way to teach “sing”
Sing ends with ng, a sound you make at the back of your nose. Teach the -ing family: sing, ring, king, wing. Then sing a favourite song together, pointing to the sing card at the start. Ask: what animals can sing?
Quick game – Sing it
Choose a nursery rhyme. Sing it fast, slow, loud, quiet or in a funny voice, depending on which card is drawn. The first card always says sing.
Read these together
- Let’s sing a song.
- Birds sing in the morning.
- I sing in the bath.
- Can you sing loud?
“sing”: number 28 of 46, Dolch second grade list, typical ages 7–8. Review the first grade words first if it feels hard.
Keep going
Next up: “wish” and “sleep” – they are also gentle bedtime words.
FAQ: “sing”
What sound does ng make?
It is a humming sound at the back of the mouth, heard at the end of sing, ring and king.
What is the past of sing?
Sang. Today I sing; yesterday I sang.
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