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This document lists various sight words that students should learn including: blood orange, recommend, science, scientist, second, several, silence, soldier, stomach, technology, temperature, wholly, thought, truly, unnecessary, voice, weigh, we’re, whether, wrote, guilt, having, valuable, various, vehicle, Federation, referendum, government, constitution, opposition, representative, monarch, democracy, dictatorship, tyranny, communism. It also provides a website for online educational resources.
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Y6 sight words blood orange
- 2. recommend
- 3. science
- 4. scientist
- 5. second
- 6. several
- 7. silence
- 8. soldier
- 9. stomach
- 10. technology
- 11. temperature
- 12. wholly
- 13. thought
- 14. truly
- 15. unnecessary
- 16. voice
- 17. weigh
- 18. we’re
- 19. whether
- 20. wrote
- 21. guilt
- 22. having
- 23. valuable
- 24. various
- 25. vehicle
- 26. Federation
- 27. referendum
- 28. government
- 29. constitution
- 30. opposition
- 31. representative
- 32. monarch
- 33. democracy
- 34. dictatorship
- 35. tyranny
- 36. communism
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