Learning Worksheets Sight Words Sight word “walk”
Free printable PDF · Dolch first grade · ages 6–7
Free Sight Word “walk” Worksheet for Kids
“Walk” means to move on your feet, step by step: walk to school, walk the dog. The l in walk is silent.
Play Walk like a…
Call out animals or characters. Your child walks like each one: a crab, a duck, a robot. Hold up the walk card before each round.
Helping your child learn “walk”
Walk sounds like “wawk”: the l is silent and the a says “aw”. Write walk and talk together and point to the matching -alk ending. Then go for a walk and play “walk like a…”: walk like a penguin, walk like a giant, walk on tiptoes.
Example sentences
- We walk to school.
- Walk the dog, please.
- Can you walk on tiptoe?
- I like to walk in the park.
Where to go next
After this one, move on to “going” and “fast” (going and fast also describe how we move).
On the Dolch first grade list, “walk” sits at number 39 of 41. Children often learn it between ages 6–7, building on the primer words.
The “walk” page at a glance
Children trace “walk”, write it from memory, hunt for it among talk, wall, wake, milk and wok, and finish by tracing “We walk to the park.”.
Parents ask about “walk”
Why is the l in walk silent?
It used to be spoken long ago. Talk, chalk and stalk have the same silent l.
What other words rhyme with walk?
Talk, chalk, stalk and squawk. Teaching them together helps with spelling.
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