First Grade Sight Words

What you'll learn

• The complete Dolch first-grade list of 41 sight words
• How to say each word, including tricky ones like could, know, and once
• A simple example sentence for every word
• The words first-graders must read on sight

Preview the flashcards

A sample of the 41 cards in this set — each with pronunciation and English meaning.

after/ af-ter /

It tells when something happens next, once another thing is done.

again/ uh-gen /

It means one more time, or to do something over.

an/ an /

A little word used before a word that starts with a vowel sound, like an apple.

any/ en-ee /

It means one or some, but it does not matter which one.

as/ az /

A small word that joins ideas, like as big as a dog.

ask/ ask /

It means to say a question, like asking for help.

by/ bye /

It can mean near, or who did something, like a book by her.

could/ kood /

It means was able to, or might be able to.

every/ ev-ree /

It means each one, all of them.

fly/ fly /

It means to move through the air, like a bird or a plane.

from/ frum /

It shows where something starts or comes from.

give/ giv /

It means to hand something to someone else.

going/ goh-ing /

It means moving toward a place, or about to do something.

had/ had /

It tells about something you owned or did in the past.

has/ haz /

It means owns or holds, used with he, she, or it.

+ 26 more cards with full native audio in the complete set.