Sight words, or high-frequency words, are the words that are most often used in books and texts. These words, such as, and, the, is, at, etc. are difficult to figure out using reading strategies like checking the picture. Students practice these words daily at school, and we strongly encourage them to continue practicing at home. Fluent readers must be able to read and write their sight word automatically. Daily practice is essential! The Spelling City website is a great way to practice sight words in a fun game-style format: *Spelling & Vocabulary City For more practice try the *First Grade Sight Word Games on this website and check out the sight word video links at the bottom of this page!
Sight words, or high-frequency words, are the words that are most often used in books and texts. These words, such as, and, the, is, at, etc. are difficult to figure out using reading strategies like checking the picture. Students practice these words daily at school, and we strongly encourage them to continue practicing at home. Fluent readers must be able to read and write their sight word automatically. Daily practice is essential! The Spelling City website is a great way to practice sight words in a fun game-style format: *Spelling & Vocabulary City For more practice try the *First Grade Sight Word Games on this website and check out the sight word video links at the bottom of this page!
Below you will find a list of the First 200 sight words and some suggestions to practice at home and make learning fun!
Below you will find a list of the First 200 sight words and some suggestions to practice at home and make learning fun!
1st graders are expected to know at least the first 200 sight words by the end of the year.
1st graders are expected to know at least the first 200 sight words by the end of the year.
