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Sight Word “he” Worksheet – Trace, Write and Find
“He” is the word for a boy, a man or a male animal we are talking about: “he is my brother”, “he can swim”. It appears on almost every page of early storybooks.
What’s on the “he” worksheet
Read and trace “he”, write it alone, circle it among hi, eh, the, hen and she, then trace “He can kick the ball.”
Prints on A4 or US Letter (choose “Fit to page”).
How to teach “he”
Blend h-e and point out that the e says its name. Put he in a little family with be, me, we and she. When you read together, ask your child who he means each time it appears: “Who is he? The dog!” This keeps the meaning clear.
Sentences with “he”
- He is my big brother.
- He can kick the ball.
- Where is he going?
- He likes green peas.
Game: He or she?
Gather family photos or picture cards of people and animals. Your child picks a card and says a sentence that starts with he or she: “He is eating.” Then they find the matching word card and hold it up.
Practise next
Try “she” and “they” next: they are the other words for people in stories.
Questions about “he”
Why does he end with a long e sound?
When a short word ends with a single e, the e usually says its name, as in be, me, we and she.
How do I teach the difference between he and she?
Show that she is just he with an s in front, then practise both with real people your child knows.
More answers in the sight words FAQ.
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