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Watch your child fall in love with sight words with our game-based online learning program scientifically designed for first graders.
Kickstart your child's journey to success.
Decode commonly spelled single and double syllable words. Understand the basic patterns of words by breaking them into syllables.
Recognize and read grade-appropriate spelled words. Practice reading with sufficient accuracy and fluency with leveled stories and decodable books.
Learn initial & ending consonant blends, nasal blends, consonant triple blends, and consonant trigraphs.
Identify the beginning, middle, and ending sounds in a word. Segment a word into individual sounds, find the right sound, and make rhyming words.
Encourage your child to learn from a variety of fun exercises.
Experience the Daily Learning Path that adapts to your child's skill level
It’s been really awesome to see how engaged my son has been in learning while also having healthy screentime. The learning games are bite-sized so it makes it easy to customize how much time he spends on SplashLearn.
Brandon Wong
Parent of Kindergartener
Every day she picks what she wants to learn, and to her, it feels like playing games! The best part is that they email you progress reports to understand how they are doing and where they need help. I absolutely love this program!
Janessa Marcos
Parent of 1st Grader
It’s such a fun way to get kids excited about learning. The cool thing is that you can add multiple kids and keep a track of their progress through the parent app.
April Bayot
Parent of 1st, 3rd and 4th Grader
Jump into the Splashverse, where fun and learning never end.
SplashLearn is an award-winning learning program that uses games and activities to engage kids in grades PreK- 5.
SplashLearn provides the perfect balance of fun and learning that builds math and reading skills in children. Over 40 million kids globally love SplashLearn.
SplashLearn offers a curriculum-aligned and personalized learning experience for kids in Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 5.
SplashLearn covers PreK to Grade 5 Math and Reading with 4,000+ learning games and educational activities.
SplashLearn is compatible with desktop, tablets, and smartphones.
SplashLearn provides an out-of-the-box learning experience that builds math and reading skills and boosts confidence in children—making them independent learners.
SplashLearn follows the Common Core curriculum for all of its learning content.
We give utmost importance to your child's safety and privacy. We do not collect personal information and ensure a child-friendly and ad-free learning experience.
If you are a parent, you can get started by clicking on the Signup button. If you are a teacher and want to use SplashLearn for your classes, please click on the same Signup button to continue.
Children love to read. As babies, they love to flip pages and pretend to read a book.
The challenges of reading only become real when children start learning sight words. Sight word reading can be a long and challenging process for most children.
While some words stick to memory easily, others need consistent practice.
At SplashLearn, we have some amazing sight word games for 1st graders to make reading more enjoyable for your children.
While most of the words we read in our daily life can be spelled phonetically, certain words must be read by sight. Building sight word vocabulary and reading fluency will help your children read quicker and with more efficiency.
There are sight words of varying difficulty. Familiarizing your child with grade-appropriate sight words will help them learn things faster.
Sight word games for 1st Grade make learning basic sight words and adding new words to your child’s vocabulary fun and exciting.
Learning sight words for 1st Grade can sometimes be overwhelming. For children who are more comfortable learning through phonetic sounds, this process may prove challenging and, at times, difficult.
Here are some of the best ways to make sight-reading for grade 1 easier and interactive:
By the time your child has reached grade 1 sight-reading, he or she should already be able to feel familiar with some 2-letter sight words.
Always begin by practicing what is known. Then slowly introduce one or two new words a day. Try and follow these steps when learning:
First-grade readers are usually very excited about reading and spelling. They may feel a little disappointed when they experience struggles or challenges. Therefore, it is essential to remember a few things when taking your child through the process:
Teach your child the joy of sight words through SplashLearn’s interactive online sight word games for 1st graders. They’ll make your child look forward to a new learning experience every day.
