Exploring the Sight Word 'In' with Jan Richardson and Jack Hartmann

Jan Richardson and Jack Hartmann introduce a video tutorial focused on learning sight words, specifically the word 'in'. The video includes various activities such as reading the word aloud, identifying missing letters, and arranging letters in the correct order. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of sight words in reading and writing, providing a fun and engaging way for students to practice and reinforce their knowledge.

What is the primary purpose of learning sight words?

• To improve spelling

• To enhance reading and writing skills

• To learn grammar rules

• To memorize the dictionary

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How was the sight word 'in' first practiced?

• By singing it

• By drawing it

• By reading it out loud

• By writing it down

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What was the next step after reading the sight word 'in' out loud?

• Ignoring it

• Shouting it

• Skipping it

• Reading it quietly

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How did the video suggest to identify the missing letters in 'in'?

• By asking a friend

• By looking carefully

• By guessing

• By ignoring the missing parts

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What was the first letter to be placed in the sight word 'in'?

• o

• a

• i

• n

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Which letter comes last in the sight word 'in'?

• n

• i

• m

• l

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What was the final activity to reinforce the sight word 'in'?

• Singing a song about the word

• Drawing the word

• Writing a story with the word

• Mixing and fixing the letters

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