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First Grade Sight Words List

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Learning to recognize sight words through—you guessed it—sight is the easiest and quickest way for early readers to progress and become confident. A sight words memory game is easy to make with paper and markers, or, make a hopping good time out of it with a physical word game that's good for outside and can be adapted to indoors.

Download our sight words flashcards to help your child master over new words. Learning sight words doesn't have to be all rote memorization. I have read and agree to Education. Please enter your email address and we'll send you instructions to reset your password.

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Choose which type of app you would like to use. To use our web app, go to kids. Print cards and game boards for 18 Dolch sight word games. A fun way to reinforce sight words lessons! The Dolch Sight Words list is the most commonly used set of sight words.

Once a child knows this list of words, it makes reading much easier, because the child can then focus his or her attention on the remaining words. The Dolch words are commonly divided into groups by grade level, ranging from pre-kindergarten to third grade, with a separate list of nouns. There are a total of Dolch Sight Words.

These word list will be wonderful for my students that have mastered the mClass word list. Thanks for adding the Pre-K and Nouns. This is helping me with my preschool. I am sharing this resource with other parents with pre-k to elementary school kids. Thank you so much for this excellent resource.

Saves me hours in my kindergarten classroom.

Makes quick assessment easy. Kids will love the games. Delighted to get this resource.!!! Thank you for all of the excellent free resources! A lot of your sight word games are games my daughter already loves to play. We homeschool and have found this resource wonderful. Thank you so much for saving me lots of time creating these lists independently!! Thank you very much. Great for teaching at word level and saving time creating lists of words. Great information and resources… Thank you so much.. It was of great help in my tutoring….

Thank you sooo much for this. The simple clean layout, the variety of ways you have presented it — this has been a boon to me today. These words are great, my granddaughter is going to kindergarten and is reading these words at first grade level. Thank you so much. Thank you so much for this fantastic collection. All the words are so beautifully compiled together. This makes my work a lot more easier.

Awesome sight just what I needed for my granddaughter. Thank You So much for the free site and much needed information thanks. Thank you so very much! I absolutely love the way you have the words grouped and sorted.

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It really helps when you have multiple children at different grade levels. First of all I would Like to thank you for the website. I was trying to teach her sight words but she was uninterested and thought they are very boring. I had tried all sorts of things to make her learn sight words ex: She knows all her Pre-k 40 sight words and now has moved on to Kindergarten words.

No more guessing on which words would be best for which age group! Thank you for the list. I help students at a center to help them be better students…. Some need help with sight words the lists will be a great resource. Thanks for the valuable word lists.

My students are utilizing the word lists as a resource to assist them throughout the day, especially during our word attack activities. All scientific research on the subject says that this is a bad idea.

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We think kids should be taught to read with a foundation of phonemic awareness. Then with a combination of phonics and sight words. Phonics lets you decode new words. Sight Words gives you speed and helps you with phonetically irregular words. Thank you for this sight word lists. I have been teaching primarily this year with phonics and have just used the sight word list as an evaluation tool.

It has proven to be a valuable, handy assessment resource. Thank you for this wonderful site. This has been really helpful for my special needs kid as she finds it difficult to individually make words but can read these so easily. Thank you very much! What a great resource!! Can anyone tell me what order they should be taught in?

Besides Pre-Primer first, then Primer? Should they be taught in order of frequency? The order of frequency makes the most logical sense because they will be reinforced more often in written grade level text that children encounter. However, there is no hard and fast rule about the order in which to teach them. Thank you very much for the amazing service.

I hope to make use of it for practicing with my Kid. Thanks a lot for compiling this useful list. Its a great resource for the teacher, parents and the students also. Best presentations that I have uncovered thus far. I presume you need the degree to help you further your career. Not only will they be well calibrated on which schools produce the most classroom ready teachers, they will remember you when it comes time for you to apply for jobs and will be impressed you ask.

Thank you so much, for this great resource and the other links. I will use them to help my students read better and faster. The list of sight words his has been very helpful to me in making my picture book for kids.

This is exactly what I need. So many resources for teaching sight words.

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