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Dolch Word List The Dolch List contains words that must be quickly recognized in order to have reading fluency. If the child is spending too much time decoding, or figuring out words, then comprehension cannot occur. The Dolch Words are the most frequently used words in the English language, making up 50 to 70 percent of any text! Many of the Dolch words cannot be "sounded out" and must be ...

Teaching kids sight word phrases is an effective way of helping them commit to memory. Guide yourself and your students with this list and free printable!

Dear Parents, During this school year, your child will be learning sight words. In order to track your child’s progress, we will be using easy and fun sight word booklets. Each sight word booklet has 100 sight words. Each page has a list of words on the front, with phrases on the back. Students will practice each word list and phrases (front and back) to “test” for mastery.

Dolch Sentences List 1 She said that it was you. He and I had the duck. They said he had to.

Dolch sight vocabulary words from Mrs. Perkins. Dolch word lists, phrases, worksheets and activities.

Here are 60 Word Lists, Phrases, Flash Card Sets for both the Dolch sight words and the Fry high-frequency words.

The second set of sight words and fluency phrases booklets are complete. You can now track your student’s sight word knowledge up to 1000 Fry’s words! Want to put in a custom list of words and phrases? There’s an editable template in the set too!

the two lists were combined to create 5 new sight word lists. While most of the words on the list are true to the original lists, a few words have been moved from one list to another, based on their difficulty level. Find more sight word activities @

Fry’s Sight Word Fluency Phrases 168 phrases using Fry’s First 200 words!

Your child was tested on Sight Words Soldiers today. The check marks (√) indicates the correct pronunciation of a word and a circled word indicates a wrong pronunciation. Thank you for your support in studying the sight word list! Keep up the GREAT work!

Having students practice their sight words is a great way for them to begin building and improving their reading fluency. I have many different sight word activities I like for my students to do. One of my literacy centers usually contains some type of sight word activity.

Here are FUN ways to practice sight words! Dolch Sight Words When my son was in preschool and kindergarten, we bought a notebook, took 5 words daily from the Dolch and Fry lists (Fry lists below – many of the words overlap), and wrote 5 sentences each day together!

120. name 121. good 122. sentence 123. man 124. think

Fry Phrases – the First 100 lists 81 phrases or short sentences using the first 100 Fry sight words. Examples are: You and I, up in the air, May I go first?, and Get on the bus.

The Short Cut Sight words are high-frequency words that are hard to sound out or decode. Learning sight words will help your child become a stronger reader. Commonly used sight word lists include the Dolch Word List and the Fry Sight Word List. Words on these lists are clustered by age and grade and are normally taught between pre-K and third ...

This document contains 100 sight words organized into phrases of increasing length. It begins with short, simple phrases like "This is my cat" and progresses to longer, more complex phrases such as "The young face" and "I cut myself." The phrases expose the reader to common sight words in context to build reading fluency and vocabulary.

Your child was tested on Sight Words Soldiers today. The check marks (√) indicates the correct pronunciation of a word and a circled word indicates a wrong pronunciation. Thank you for your support in studying the sight word list! Keep up the GREAT work!

Readers are able to look at a word and immediately recognize its meaning without expending any effort decoding the word. [italics added] Word recognition comprises phonological awareness, alphabet knowledge, decoding skills, phonics knowledge, and recognition of familiar words at sight.

Thank you for your support in studying the sight word list! Keep up the GREAT work!