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I chose these 40 words because most of them are sight words. In my own future 1st or 2nd grade classroom, the emphasis will be getting sight words down so that we can move on to heavier and bigger words. They also are going to be very common reading words that the students can memorize after some practice and then recognize them easily in their writing. They can easily comprehend these words by themselves after some practice too. But most of all, they will make a great starting point for recognizing more words. It can only go up from here!

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The 5 ways I tend to use this in my own classroom:

1. I can use this reference wall when pronouncing words with the class.

2. The students can reference it by themselves if they question what a word is.

3. I will continue to put words up as we learn them as well. When more words are mastered, then more will be added.

4. Students can bring in words from home that might match a letter on our word wall too! Words on cereal boxes, magazines, or other words that they might find and read.

5. In each letter column, we will put similar sounding words together as well. This may aid when reading the words to have words associated with one another.

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Do

Organize them by letters!

Teach them in context!

Use them seperately in all subjects!

Don't

Put really easy words and really hard words (that the students don't know) together.

Use them as as your only way to teach sight words. They are a supporting tool to teaching them!

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ABC Song: The Letter V, "Very V" by StoryBots | Netflix Jr

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Learn The Letter D | Let's Learn About The Alphabet | Phonics Song for Kids | Jack Hartmann

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