Kindergarten sight words whole year
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This document contains a list of sight words that are required for kindergarten students. It includes common nouns, verbs, adjectives, pronouns, and colors such as red, blue, green, yellow, I, am, a, my, in, on, the, little, can, an, to, and, us, is, here, have, at, this, go, look, see, we, like, for, he, are, it, they, you, of, play, will, help, she, with, up, look, on, he, me, what, that, do, one, two, three, four, five, run, as, be
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- 1. Kindergarten Sight Words A combination of all the sight words required for Kindergarten.
- 2. red
- 3. blue
- 4. green
- 5. yellow
- 6. orange
- 7. white
- 8. black
- 9. pink
- 10. brown
- 11. purple
- 12. apricot
- 13. gray
- 14. I
- 15. am
- 16. a
- 17. my
- 18. in
- 19. on
- 20. the
- 21. little
- 22. can
- 23. an
- 24. to
- 25. and
- 26. us
- 27. is
- 28. here
- 29. have
- 30. at
- 31. this
- 32. go
- 33. look
- 34. see
- 35. we
- 36. like
- 37. for
- 38. he
- 39. are
- 40. it
- 41. they
- 42. you
- 43. of
- 44. play
- 45. will
- 46. help
- 47. she
- 48. with
- 49. up
- 50. look
- 51. on
- 52. he
- 53. me
- 54. what
- 55. that
- 56. do
- 57. one
- 58. two
- 59. three
- 60. four
- 61. five
- 62. run
- 63. as
- 64. be
- 65. from
- 66. no
- 67. help
- 68. big
- 69. down
- 70. not
- 71. away
- 72. make
- 73. said
- 74. was
- 75. where
- 76. come
- 77. use
- 78. yes
- 79. jump