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Sight Word “who” Worksheet – Trace, Write and Find
“Who” asks about people: “Who is that?”, “Who wants cake?” It is a favourite word in guessing games and stories.
What’s on the “who” worksheet
Read and trace “who”, write it alone, circle it among how, why, two, hoe and shoe, then trace “Who is at the door?”
Prints on A4 or US Letter (choose “Fit to page”).
How to teach “who”
Who sounds like hoo, so the w is silent. Teach it with an owl that says “who, who”. Then play guessing games about family members: “Who has a beard?”, “Who makes the best pancakes?”
Sentences with “who”
- Who is at the door?
- Who wants a cookie?
- Who ate my cake?
- Who is your friend?
Game: Who am I?
Describe an animal in three clues and finish with “Who am I?” Your child reads the clue cards, guesses, and then makes up clues for you.
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Questions about “who”
Why is the w in who silent?
Over time, the way people said who changed, but the spelling stayed the same.
My child reads who as how. What helps?
They use the same three letters in a different order. Point to the w at the start and remind your child that who is about people.
More answers in the sight words FAQ.
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