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Head over to her blog to read my guest post to see how I do sight word assessment in my classroom.
This year my county is moving towards Fry words instead of Dolch.
I made a new sight word list for these words.
I followed the Fry lists... the one I had had the first 100, second 100 and third 100.
I made sure the first few lists covered color words, number words, and those easy words we start with {I, a, go, see, can}.
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What sight word list do you use?
Head over to her blog to read my guest post to see how I do sight word assessment in my classroom.
This year my county is moving towards Fry words instead of Dolch.
I made a new sight word list for these words.
I followed the Fry lists... the one I had had the first 100, second 100 and third 100.
I made sure the first few lists covered color words, number words, and those easy words we start with {I, a, go, see, can}.
Here is the link to get your FREE book!
What sight word list do you use?
Our county uses the 31 sight words from our reading series plus 11 color words. However, my team and I added another 50 words from the Dolch pre-primer and primer lists. We cover 2 or 3 words a week. Most students do very well recognizing and reading the words.
ReplyDeleteJackie
Kindergarten
Tennessee
We have been using the Dolch word lists too but this will be very helpful! I think some of the Fry words are more common and useful to the kids and I have also been using the Fry phrases for my higher kids for the last couple of years anyway!
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Teaching Maddeness