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Sight Word “came” Worksheet – Trace, Write and Find
“Came” tells us that someone arrived: “Grandma came to visit”, “the bus came late”. It is the past form of come, which your child may already know from the pre-primer list.
What’s on the “came” worksheet
Read and trace “came”, write it alone, circle it among come, cane, game, cam and make, then trace “The rain came down.”
Prints on A4 or US Letter (choose “Fit to page”).
How to teach “came”
Write come and came on two cards and show that only one letter changes. Explain that come is now and came is already done. The silent e at the end makes the a say its name, like in cake and game. Talk about who came to your house this week.
Sentences with “came”
- Grandma came to tea.
- The rain came down.
- A dog came to the door.
- We came home late.
Game: Who came to the party?
Set out soft toys as party guests. One by one, march them to a cushion and say “Bunny came to the party!” Your child reads the word card each time a guest arrives. At the end, list everyone who came.
Practise next
Try “ran” and “went” next: they are other past words that help children tell what happened.
Questions about “came”
How is came different from come?
Come is about now or later; came is about the past. Practising them together helps children notice the middle vowel.
Can my child sound out came?
Yes, if they know that a silent e makes the a say its name, as in name and same.
More answers in the sight words FAQ.
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