Third Grade Sight Words

What you'll learn

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

Preview the flashcards

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

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.

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