First Grade Sight Words

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First Grade Sight Words

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

after

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af-ter

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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.
her/ hur /: It points to a girl or woman, as in her hat.
him/ him /: It points to a boy or man, as in give it to him.
his/ hiz /: It shows something belongs to a boy or man.
how/ how /: It asks in what way something is done.
just/ just /: It can mean only, or a moment ago.
know/ noh /: It means to have something in your mind, to be sure of it.
let/ let /: It means to allow, like let me play.
live/ liv /: It means to have your home somewhere, or to be alive.
may/ may /: It means to be allowed to, or that something might happen.
of/ uv /: A small word that links things, like a cup of milk.
old/ ohld /: It means having lived a long time, not new.
once/ wunss /: It means one time, or a long time ago.
open/ oh-pen /: It means not shut, or to make something not shut.
over/ oh-ver /: It means above, or all done, as in game over.
put/ poot /: It means to place something in a spot.
round/ rownd /: It means shaped like a ball or a circle.
some/ sum /: It means a few or a little, not all of it.
stop/ stop /: It means to end moving or doing something.
take/ tayk /: It means to pick something up or carry it away.
thank/ thangk /: It means to say you are glad for what someone did.
them/ them /: It points to more than one person or thing.
then/ then /: It tells what comes next in time.
think/ thingk /: It means to use your mind about something.
walk/ wawk /: It means to move on your feet, step by step.
were/ wur /: It tells about the past for you, we, or they.
when/ wen /: It asks or tells at what time something happens.

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