Third Grade Sight Words

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Third Grade Sight Words

It points to what something is, or to a rough amount, like a book about dogs.

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uh-bowt

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The complete Dolch third-grade list of 41 sight words
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about/ uh-bowt /: It points to what something is, or to a rough amount, like a book about dogs.
better/ bet-er /: It means more good than something else, like feeling better after a rest.
bring/ bring /: It means to carry something along with you to a place.
carry/ kair-ee /: It means to hold something and move it from one place to another.
clean/ kleen /: It means free of dirt, or to make something neat and tidy.
cut/ kut /: It means to slice or split something apart, often with scissors.
done/ dun /: It means finished, when a job or task is complete.
draw/ draw /: It means to make a picture with a pen, pencil, or crayon.
drink/ drink /: It means to sip water, milk, or another liquid.
eight/ ayt /: It is the number 8, one more than seven.
fall/ fawl /: It means to drop down, or the season that comes after summer.
far/ far /: It means a long way away, not close by.
full/ fool /: It means holding as much as it can, with no room left.
got/ got /: It means received or came to have something.
grow/ groh /: It means to get bigger over time, like a plant or a child.
hold/ hohld /: It means to keep something in your hands.
hot/ hot /: It means very warm, with a high heat.
hurt/ hurt /: It means to feel pain, or to cause pain to something.
if/ if /: It shows that one thing depends on another thing happening.
keep/ keep /: It means to hold onto something and not let it go.
kind/ kynd /: It means friendly and caring, or a type of something.
laugh/ laf /: It means to make a happy sound when something is funny.
light/ lyt /: It is what helps us see, or it can mean not heavy.
long/ lawng /: It means having a lot of length, or lasting a long time.
much/ much /: It means a large amount of something.
myself/ my-self /: It means my own self, the person that I am.
never/ nev-er /: It means not at any time, not ever.
only/ ohn-lee /: It means just one, and nothing more.
own/ ohn /: It means belonging to you, or to have something for yourself.
pick/ pik /: It means to choose something, or to pull it up.
seven/ sev-en /: It is the number 7, one less than eight.
shall/ shal /: It is a polite way to say will, as in Shall we go?
show/ shoh /: It means to let someone see something.
six/ siks /: It is the number 6, one more than five.
small/ smawl /: It means little in size, not big.
start/ start /: It means to begin something.
ten/ ten /: It is the number 10, and it comes right after nine.
today/ tuh-day /: It means this very day, the day happening right now.
together/ tuh-geth-er /: It means with each other, joined as a group.
try/ try /: It means to make an effort to do something.
warm/ worm /: It means gently hot, cozy and not cold.

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