Learning 22 Sight Words

Juliana introduces a first-grade reading program focusing on 22 sight words essential for early reading skills. The video explains the concept of sight words, which are frequently used words that children should recognize by sight. Juliana provides examples and sentences for each sight word to help students practice and understand their usage. The video concludes with encouragement to continue practicing and reading to improve recognition of these words.

What are sight words?

• Words that are difficult to spell

• Words that are only used in poetry

• Words that appear frequently in texts and should be recognized instantly

• Words that are rarely used in books

Which sentence correctly uses the sight word 'his'?

• She put his book on the table.

• His are the best cookies.

• They went to his house yesterday.

• His is a great day.

Choose the correct use of the word 'had' in a sentence.

• They had a great time at the party.

• The had is on the table.

• Had you seen the movie?

• Had is a good friend.

Which of the following sentences uses the word 'could' correctly?

• Could they are coming?

• Could you pass the salt?

• Could is a sunny day.

• The could is blue.

Identify the correct sentence using the word 'when'.

• When is a beautiful color.

• When you finish, we can go.

• The when is on the table.

• When are you going?

Select the sentence that uses 'put' correctly.

• Put is a nice person.

• The put is red.

• Put they are here.

• Put the book on the shelf.

What is a recommended way to practice sight words?

• By reading lots of books

• By ignoring them

• By only listening to them

• By writing them once