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Sight Word “into” Worksheet – Trace, Write and Find
“Into” tells us something is going inside: “jump into the pool”, “put it into the box”. It is a compound word made from in and to, two words your child may already know.
What’s on the “into” worksheet
Read and trace “into”, write it alone, circle it among onto, in, unto, intro and info, then trace “Jump into the pond.”
Prints on A4 or US Letter (choose “Fit to page”).
How to teach “into”
Write in and to on two cards and push them together: into! Children love this “word sandwich”. Then act it out by dropping toys into a basket and saying the word each time. Contrast it with in: the cat is in the box, the cat jumps into the box.
Sentences with “into”
- The frog jumps into the pond.
- Put it into the bag.
- We ran into the house.
- Pour the milk into a cup.
Game: Into the basket
Stand a basket a few steps away. Before each throw, your child reads a card: “Throw the sock into the basket” or “Throw the ball into the box”. Score a point for every item that lands inside.
Practise next
Try “under” and “out” next: they are other position words that tell us where things go.
Questions about “into”
What is a compound word?
A compound word is two small words joined together to make a new one, like into, sunflower and football.
Is into the same as in to?
Usually it is written as one word when it means going inside. Children will learn the rare two-word use much later.
More answers in the sight words FAQ.
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