Sight Words

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What are sight words?

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Sight words are common words that children are encouraged to recognize without having to sound them out. They are often used in reading and writing.

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Why are sight words important?

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Sight words help children read more fluently and understand texts better, as they can quickly recognize these words without decoding.

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Give an example of a sight word.

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Examples of sight words include 'the', 'and', 'is', 'you', and 'it'.

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What does the word 'right' mean in the context of 'Raise your right hand'?

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In this context, 'right' refers to the direction opposite of left.

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What does the word 'every' mean in the context of 'I have every car'?

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'Every' means all or each one without exception.

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What does 'both' mean in the context of 'Both the boys have school'?

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'Both' refers to two people or things together.

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What does 'today' mean in the context of 'Daddy has to work today'?

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'Today' refers to the current day.

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What does 'came' mean in the context of 'We came home from church'?

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'Came' is the past tense of 'come', meaning to have arrived.

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What is a common sight word that indicates a question?

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The word 'what' is a common sight word used to ask questions.

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What does the word 'can' mean in the context of 'We can play'?

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'Can' indicates the ability to do something.