Sight Words — Set 2Ten words to know on sight: funny, go, help, here and six…KindergartenThese break the sounding-out rules — they have to be recognised, not decoded.funnygohelphereIinisitjumplittleRead them, do not spell them. Speed is the whole point of a sightword.Sight Words — Set 2littleactivity.com

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Literacy · Kindergarten

Sight Words — Set 2

Ten words to know on sight: funny, go, help, here and six more.

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Two words a day. Tick one off when it comes without a pause.

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Grade
Kindergarten
Ages
5–6
Subject
Literacy
Pages
1

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