This is a super fun way to celebrate NYE. Download this free New Year’s Eve Sight Word Coloring Page for your kids to keep them entertained and learning something at the same time.
Here are some more Sight Word Worksheets to help your kids learn their sight words.
New Year’s Eve Printable
These sight word coloring pages teach your kids to match words and colors. Through repetition, they will learn how to read and spell these sight words. And yes, it is totally FREE for April Golightly readers. WOOO HOOO!
Save this for any day that the kids are home from school as a boredom buster, or keep it in a binder for something fun to do at the airport or on road trips.
What are Sight Words?
These coloring pages use sight words to build on early reading skills. What are sight words and why are they important?
Sight words are words that you see so often that instead of sounding them out, they become memorized. Here are the sight words in this coloring sheet:
- old
- which
- other
- before
- once
- write
How to Use the Coloring Pages
These free printables are very self-explanatory with each color is matched with a word. It is like color by number, but instead color by sight word.
You just color the words with their corresponding colors. This helps kids read their colors as well as the sight words.
We like to use these super fun markers to color these free printables.
My daughter and I like to use the marker set to make coloring the pages what she calls a 3 marker challenge. It is really more than 3 markers, but that is what she likes to call it.
Since the marker set has multiple options for each color both pictures will look different in the end. For example, for pink, I pull out of us pink markers and have my daughter choose the pink with her eye closed. At the end, the best picture wins!
Download the Coloring Page
Here are the free New Year’s Eve coloring pages! Download them, print them, and let your little ones have a blast. They won’t even know they are learning something along the way.
MORE FREE COLORING PAGES
Need more printables? Try out some of these with your kids: