Sight words are common words that children should recognize and understand as soon as they see them, without having to decode or use sounds to identify them. Sight words are high-frequency words that appear in any English text very often, and knowing these words helps children to improve their reading fluency and comprehension skills. Below are some lists of sight words for first graders:

• SplashLearn: 250+ sight words for first graders, including words such as the, and, of, to, you, and I.

• Osmo: Over 200 Dolch and Fry sight words for first graders, including words such as people, from, form, come, about, make, many, number, numerals, had, did, which, when, could, should, would, these, and more.

• Teaching Expertise: 150 sight words for fluent first-grade readers, including Dolch and Fry sight words, as well as a list of the top 150 written words. The Dolch list contains 41 sight words, and the Fry list contains the first 100 Fry sight words for first grade.

• YouTube: There are also several videos available on YouTube that provide lists of sight words for first graders, including Dolch lists and other common words. Some of these videos include examples of sentences that contain first-grade sight words.

Practicing sight words can help kids learn to read and recognize words faster, and it also helps with building comprehension skills. There are many fun and effective ways to help first graders learn sight words, such as sight word books, flashcards, and games.