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Sight Word “she” Worksheet – Trace, Write and Find
“She” is the word for a girl, a woman or a female animal: “she is my sister”, “she can jump”. It turns up on almost every page of early stories.
What’s on the “she” worksheet
Read and trace “she”, write it alone, circle it among he, shy, see, sea and shoe, then trace “She can swim fast.”
Prints on A4 or US Letter (choose “Fit to page”).
How to teach “she”
Show that she is just he with an s in front, and practise the sh sound by putting a finger to your lips: “shh”. Use family photos and point to a girl or woman as you say a she sentence together.
Sentences with “she”
- She is my little sister.
- She can swim fast.
- Where is she going?
- She likes red shoes.
Game: Who is she?
Describe someone your child knows using she: “She has curly hair. She makes great pancakes.” Your child guesses who it is, then reads a she sentence about another person for you to guess.
Practise next
Try “he” and “they” next: they are the other words for people in stories.
Questions about “she”
How do I teach the sh sound?
Put a finger to your lips and make the quiet sound “shh”. Then add the long e: she.
How is she different from he?
She is for girls and women; he is for boys and men. The only difference in spelling is the s at the start.
More answers in the sight words FAQ.
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