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Printable sight word spelling test for Kindergarten and 1st grade with 11 multiple-choice questions on common words like house, night, and clock.
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Sight Word Spelling Test

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This printable spelling test gives Kindergarten and 1st grade students 11 multiple-choice questions on common sight words. Words include house, treat, apple, night, snake, clock, duck, chair, mouse, and bird. Includes a bonus question. Useful for spelling quizzes, assessment, or quick review of high-frequency words.

Subject:
English / Language Arts
Topic:
Spelling
Grade Level:
K – 1st Grade
Updated October 2025

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