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Sight words are words we recognize without much thought. Many of them don't follow the rules of phonics. Developing a good sight word vocabulary helps children read quickly, confidently, and effectively. If your child is struggling with reading tests, try working on sight words. Students who can read without stopping to figure out individual words have a better understanding of what they're reading. The best way to learn sight words? Repetition.
How to use flash cards.pdfFlash card games.pdfSight Word Activities for Home_.pdfalphabet for word strips - Copy.pdfFry 1st 100 flash cards.pdfFry 2nd 100 flash cards.pdfFry 3rd 100 Flash Cards.pdfFry Instant Word List (1st 100) Phrases-1.pdfFry Instant Word List (2nd 100) Phrases.pdfFry Instant Word List (3rd 100) Phrases.pdfThe Fry Word Lists were developed by Dr. Edward Fry and are considered to be the most common words in printed in texts in the English language. They are broken down by frequency, not grade level (so the first 100 are the 100 most common words in print).
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