Systematic Sight Word Instruction

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Systematic Sight Word Instruction Week 2

By the end of this lesson, you will be able to: Identify sight words Read sight words in sentences

Fill in each word in its correct word shape. like cat to and dog

like cat to and dog and cat to cat like dog like cat to cat to and dog Circle the words using the correct color. like cat to and dog and cat to cat like dog like cat to cat to and dog dog and to like like dog cat dog cat and to like and to dog we like

like cat to and dog

like cat to and dog Dog To Like And Cat Draw lines to match the words that are the same. like cat to and dog Dog To Like And Cat

nad elki like cat to and dog Unscramble the letters to spell each word correctly. like cat to and dog nad elki

tac dgo like cat to and dog Unscramble the letters to spell each word correctly. like cat to and dog tac dgo

Circle the word that goes with the picture. like cat to and dog

Circle the word that goes with the picture. like cat to and dog

A cat can run. A dog can run. A cat and a dog can run. Circle the sentence that goes with the picture. A cat can run. A dog can run. A cat and a dog can run.

A cat can run. A dog can run. A cat and a dog can run. Circle the sentence that goes with the picture. A cat can run. A dog can run. A cat and a dog can run.

A cat can run. A dog can run. A cat and a dog can run. Circle the sentence that goes with the picture. A cat can run. A dog can run. A cat and a dog can run.

I can run. A cat and a dog can play. A cat and a dog can run. Circle the sentence that goes with the picture. I can run. A cat and a dog can play. A cat and a dog can run.

A cat likes to run and play. Read the sentences. I like to play. A cat and a dog can run. A dog can run. A cat likes to run and play. We can run and play.