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Sight Word “will” Worksheet – Trace, Write and Find

“Will” talks about the future: “I will help”, “it will rain”. Children use it for promises and plans.

Sight word "will" worksheet: read and trace will, write it, find and circle it, and trace the sentence "Will you play with me?"

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What’s on the “will” worksheet

Read and trace “will”, write it alone, circle it among well, wall, hill, mill and fill, then trace “Will you play with me?”

Prints on A4 or US Letter (choose “Fit to page”).

How to teach “will”

Will belongs to the -ill family with hill, fill and pill. Build the family and point to the double l. Then make promises together, each one starting with “I will…”, and write them on cards to check off.

Sentences with “will”

  • I will help you.
  • It will be sunny.
  • Will you play with me?
  • We will go to the beach.

Game: I will, I will

Take turns saying what you will do next: “I will hop to the door.” Then do it. Write each one on a card so your child reads it before you act it out.

Practise next

Try “well” and “with” next: they also start with w and look similar.

Questions about “will”

How do I explain what will means?

Use it with plans for later: after lunch we will go out, tomorrow it will rain. A simple picture timetable makes the future feel real.

Is will a name too?

Yes, it can be a name, and then it starts with a capital letter.

More answers in the sight words FAQ.