Primary Teacher Sight Word Resources - DePaul University

300 Sight Word to Use in Sentences, Paragraphs, and Poems

ILS1A: I know sight words and can write with them. ILS3A: I can write a sentence.

Here are 300 sight words based on the Fry list. You can find the complete listing online:

Children can write sentences, paragraphs, and poems using these words and other words they know.

Fry First Hundred

a

about

and

any

been

before

come

day

for

from

had

has

him

his

is

it

long

make

my

new

on

one

put

said

take

that

there

they

up

us

what

when

work

would

after are boy did get have how just man no or see the this very which you

again as but do give he I know many not other she their three was who your

all at by down go her if like me of our so them to we will

an be can eat good here in little much old out some then two were with

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Sentence Builder

ILS3A. I can write a sentence.

Here are some words from the Fry High Frequency Word List Use them and your own words to write sentences.

a about after again all always am an and any are around as ask at ate away

be because been before best better big black

did do does done don't down draw drink

eat eight every

fall far fast find first five fly for found four from full funny

her here him his hold hot how hurt

I if in into is it its

jump just

keep kind know

laugh let

My Sight Word Sentences

never new no not now

of off old on once one only open or our out over own

pick play please pretty put

sing sit six sleep small so some soon start stop

take tell ten thank that the their them then there these they think this those

walk want warm was wash we well went were what when where while white who why will wish with work would write

yellow yes you

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Fry Second Hundred

also

am

because

best

both

box

could

dear

find

first

girl

got

into

kind

live

look

morning

most

never

next

own

people

ran

read

say

school

stand

such

thing

think

upon

use

white

wish

Fry Third Hundred

along

always

bed

brown

close

clothes

does

dog

eight

every

fat

fine

funny

gave

happy

hard

hope

hot

love

might

off

once

round

same

show

sing

small

start

those

though

turn

walk

write

yellow

another better bring each five hand last made mother night play red seem sure too want why

away big call ear found high leave may must only please right shall tell tree way year

back black came end four home left men name open present run should than under where

anything buy coat don't eyes fire goes head jump money order sat sister stop today warm yes

around car cold door face fly green hear keep myself pair second sit ten took wash yesterday

ask carry cut dress fall food grow help letter now part set six thank town water

ball book color far friend house let more near over pretty saw soon these until while

ate clean didn't early fast full hat hold longer o'clock ride seven sleep third try woman

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DOLCH SIGHT WORDS

ILS1A: I can recognize and use sight words.

Esta lista de palabras de vista debe ser memorizada por los ni?os. Las palabras est?n escritas en Ingles pero la (pronunciaci?n esta entre com?as en Espa?ol) para que los padres que no hablan Ingles las puedan pronunciar para los ni?os.

CLAVE: Palabra en Ingles (Pronunciaci?n) Traducci?n:

KEY: English word (Pronunciation) Translation

Source: Forsyth County Schools

go (gou) ir at (at) en here (jir) aqu? down (daun)abajo and (and) y you (iu) t? not (nat) no es with (uit) con find (faind) encontrar we (ui) nosotros this (dis) esto(a) will (wil) voluntad do (du) hacer like (laic) gustar it (it) lo work (uork) trabajo have (jav) tener

1-50

help (jelp) ayudar run (ruan) correr come (cam) ven jump (jamp) brincar I (hai) yo can (can) poder is (is) es play (plei) jugar the (da) el / la see (si) ver ride (raid) paseo for (for) para who (ju) qui?n what (uat) qu? has (jas) haber / hecho my (mai) mio two (tu) dos

look (luc) mirar me (mi) yo get (get) agarra / irse said (sed) decir no (no) no that (dat) eso to (tu) a did (did) hice away (a-uai) retirado want (uant) querer in (in) en one (uan) uno a (ai) la up (ap) arriba now (nau) ahora little (litol) peque?o

red (red) rojo funny (fani) chistoso from (fram) departe de as (as) mientras / cuando call (cal) llamar yes (jes) s? eat (it) comer there (der) aya / hay on (an) en / sobre fast (fast) rapido know (nou) saber how (jou) c?mo he (ji) el went (uent) ir black (blac) negro got (gat) tener came (queim) venir

51-100

three (tri) tres its (its) su / sus first (furst) primero blue (bliu) azul yellow (jelou) amarillo thank (tanc) dar gracias good (gud) bueno(a) too (tu) tambi?n don't (dont) no lo take (teic) tomar she (chi) ella all (al) todo they (dey) ellos was (uas) fue pretty (prueti) bonito(a) her (jer) ella / la / lo new (niu) nuevo

big (big) grande but (bat) pero be (bi) estar after (after) despues where (uer) d?nde out (aut) fuera are (ar) estar/son/ser put (put) poner please (plis) por favor read (rid) leer let (let) dejar make (meic) hacer ran (ran) corri? white (uait) blanco try (tra?) tratar him (jim) ?l / le / lo

many (meni) muchos brown (braun) caf? give (gib) dar hot (jat) caliente again (aguen) otra vez/de nuevo into (intu) en his (jis) su / sus could (cud) poder / podr?a an (an) a made (meid) hacer / hecho wish (uich) deseo round (raund) redondo which (uich) qu? right (rait) correcto(a) / derecha

101-151

sleep (slip) four (for) cuatro may (mei) poder grow (grou) crecer fall (fal) caer / oto?o any (eni) cualquiera just (jast) acaba de five (faiv) cinco

buy (bai) comprar about (a-baut) sobre / m?s o menos when (uen) cuando under (ander) debajo de tell (tel) decir must (mast) deber / tener que

long (lang) largo cut (cat) cortar every (everi) cada done (dan) hecho going (go-in) yiendo found (faund) encontr? laugh (laf) reir green (grin) verde

some (sam) algunos / unos of (ov) de

very (veri) muy show (chou) demostraci?n off (af) quitar / apagado

old (old) viejo once (uans) una vez think (thinc) pensar cold (cold) frio goes (gos) va keep (kip) mantener / quedarse always (al-uais) siempres far (far) lejos fly (flai) volar six (six) seis ten (ten) diez or (or) o would (uold) ?puede / podr?a? today (tu-dai) hoy / ahora

full (ful) lleno draw (drau) dibujar eight (eit) ocho myself (mai-self) yo mismo

these (dis) ?stos

open (open) abierto then (den) entonces

well (uel) bien transitivo pasado.) us (as) nosotros

151-220

pull (pul) jalar over (over) encima de / sobre de wash (uach) lavado(a) does (das) hace before (bifor) antes kind (caind) bueno / tipo both (both) los/las dos if (if) si because (bicas) porque been (bin) estar start (start) empezar much (mach) mucho only (onli) solamente their (deir) de ellos/ pertenecer a ellos use (ius) usar carry (cari) cargar drink (drinc) tomar own (oun) propio / (poseer, tener) ser due?o seven (seven) siete

together (togeder) juntos (as) write (rait) escribir

were (uer) estar (verbo auziliar) stop (stap) parar hurt (jurt) hacer dano / herir / doler

verbo sit (sit) sentarse our (aur) nuestro why (uai) por qu? around (a-round) alrededor live (liv) vivir best (best) el/la mejor bring (bring) traer better (beter) mejor clean (clin) limpio(a) light (lait) luz pick (pic) escojer those (dos) aquellos never (never) nunca

say (sei) decir small (small) peque?o / chico ate (eit) com? / comi? hold (jold) detener / parar

shall (shal) are / tendr? (verbo auxiliar) sing (sing) cantar warm (uarm) caluroso(sa), tibio(a) upon (apan) sobre (sobre algo) ask (asc) preguntar gave (geiv) dar / dedicar (en

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