![]() ![]() Your reading series will have a decodable book you can print out, and have students highlight high-frequency words you have put on the word wall. It will provide your students with practice. Create sentences together with a pocket chart, Print out the free printable flash cards, create lots of extra cards, and have your students dictate.They should be used to follow up instruction, and paired with other instructional strategies. These worksheets are designed to support instruction, not supplant it. The subsequent worksheets (first through third grade) will use the previous levels words, assuming that children will master each list before they move on to the next. The sentences in these worksheets are almost 90 percent words from the pre-primer list. When creating these worksheets, I was interested in creating worksheets that emerging readers could do without a lot of difficult to decode words. The primer words follow the "pre-primer" words and further build emerging readers ability to deal with text. ![]() There is also the Fleish-Kincaid list, which is aligned to an evaluation form for those sight words. These words are foundational for reading, and explicit teaching is essential since many of them are irregular, and cannot be decoded with regular rules of English phonics.ĭepending on your school districts policy (perhaps, like Clark County, that has its own lists) you will find that Dolch is generally considered the best set of high-frequency words. Websterlearningĭolch High-Frequency words represent 220 words that make up between 50 and 75 percent of all print in English. A second grade Dolch Word cloze activity. ![]()
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