Learning 22 Sight Words for First Grade

This video tutorial is part of the Common Core First Grade Reading series, focusing on teaching 22 new sight words. It begins with an introduction to the importance of sight words, followed by a definition and explanation of their significance. The main section involves practicing these words through repetition and usage in sentences. The tutorial concludes with encouragement to continue practicing by reading books and rewatching the program.

What is the main goal of this program?

• To improve drawing skills

• To learn math skills

• To master 22 sight words

• To practice writing essays

Why are sight words important?

• They are difficult to spell

• They appear frequently in books and writing

• They are the longest words in the dictionary

• They are used in math problems

Which sentence uses the word 'made' correctly?

• All of the above

• She made a new friend at school.

• The dog made a loud noise.

• He made the bed in the morning.

What did the nurse give?

• A book

• A bandage

• A toy

• A pencil

Which word fits: 'The train moves very ____.'?

• Fast

• Slow

• Quiet

• Loud

What did the boy find in the desk?

• A book

• A pencil

• A toy

• A note

What should you do to get better at recognizing sight words?

• Read lots of books

• Draw pictures

• Watch more TV

• Play video games