Five pages of the Dolch second grade sight words written in cursive, nine words a page in A to Z order: 45 words, all of the list but don't, as this cursive has no apostrophe. Each row shows the word in ink, then copies to trace that fade, then room to write it on its own. The first copy has a start dot, and every letter is joined, so the pencil stays down until the word is done.
Read the page's words together first, so children read them in cursive as well as write them. Model one word on the board, saying the letters as you join them, then let children trace and write the rest. A page a day covers the list in a week.
Read each word with your child before they trace it, and ask them to use one in a sentence. Keep the finished pages and read the words again later in the week.
The Dolch second grade sight words written in cursive, from always to your. Children trace each word with its letters joined, then write it on their own.
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