Pre-K Sight Words

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Pre-K Sight Words

A tiny word we put before one thing, like a cat or a ball.

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The first words a child needs before kindergarten reading

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a/ uh /: A tiny word we put before one thing, like a cat or a ball.
and/ and /: A joining word that puts two things together, like mom and me.
away/ uh-way /: Means going far off or to another place, like when the dog runs away.
big/ big /: Means large in size, the opposite of little.
blue/ bloo /: The color of the sky and the sea.
can/ kan /: Means being able to do something, like I can run.
come/ kum /: Means to move toward you, like come here to me.
down/ down /: Means toward the ground, the opposite of up.
find/ fynd /: Means to look for something and get it, like find the ball.
for/ for /: A little word that shows who gets something, like a gift for you.
funny/ fun-ee /: Means something that makes you laugh.
go/ goh /: Means to move from one place to another, like go to play.
help/ help /: Means to do something kind so someone else can do it too.
here/ heer /: Means in this place, right where you are.
I/ eye /: The word you use when you talk about yourself.
in/ in /: Means inside something, like the cat in the box.
is/ iz /: A little word that tells what something does or looks like, as in the sun is big.
it/ it /: A word we use in place of a thing we already named.
jump/ jump /: Means to push off the ground with both feet.
little/ lit-ul /: Means small in size, the opposite of big.
look/ look /: Means to use your eyes to see something.
make/ mayk /: Means to build or create something, like make a tower of blocks.
me/ mee /: The word you use for yourself when something is given to you.
my/ my /: Shows that something belongs to you, like my dog.
not/ not /: A word that means no or the opposite, as in it is not big.
one/ wun /: The number that means a single thing, like one cat.
play/ play /: Means to have fun with games or toys.
red/ red /: The color of a stop sign and an apple.
run/ run /: Means to move fast with your feet.
said/ sed /: Means to have told something with words, the past of say.
see/ see /: Means to look and notice with your eyes.
the/ thuh /: A little word we use before naming something, like the dog or the sun.
three/ three /: The number that comes after two, like three balls.
to/ too /: A little word that shows where you are going, like go to mom.
two/ too /: The number that comes after one, like two eyes.
up/ up /: Means toward the sky, the opposite of down.
we/ wee /: The word you use for you and someone else together.
where/ wair /: A question word that asks in what place, as in where is the cat.
yellow/ yel-oh /: The color of the sun and a banana.
you/ yoo /: The word you use to talk to another person.

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