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The document lists sight words and vocabulary words grouped into categories for the first and second nine weeks of school. For the first nine weeks, common sight words like "the", "is", "and", and color words like "red", "blue", "yellow" are introduced. More advanced sight words such as "who", "has", "do", and number words from zero to ten are listed for the second nine weeks.
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Sight word practice
- 1. First Nine WeeksSight Words
- 2. the
- 3. here
- 4. is
- 5. a
- 6. an
- 7. I
- 8. see
- 9. we
- 10. and
- 11. he
- 12. she
- 13. have
- 14. big
- 15. small
- 16. this
- 17. no
- 18. it
- 19. go
- 20. up
- 21. down
- 22. Second Nine WeeksSight Words
- 23. who
- 24. has
- 25. do
- 26. are
- 27. in
- 28. on
- 29. to
- 30. me
- 31. what
- 32. can
- 33. you
- 34. at
- 35. for
- 36. come
- 37. my
- 38. like
- 39. not
- 40. play
- 41. Color Words
- 42. red
- 43. blue
- 44. yellow
- 45. green
- 46. orange
- 47. purple
- 48. white
- 49. black
- 50. brown
- 51. pink
- 52. gray
- 53. Number Words
- 54. zero
- 55. one
- 56. two
- 57. three
- 58. four
- 59. five
- 60. six
- 61. seven
- 62. eight
- 63. nine
- 64. ten