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Sight Words | Dolch Grade 2 | List 4 | Cards | TAS Print
PREMIUM RESOURCE | FONT OPTION: A set of forty-six Grade 2 Dolch words for reading and writing. The cards provide practice for students to actively recall high frequency words. This resource is ideal for creating a visual memory of these words so that students can instantly recognise the words in text.
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Age: 7-8 years
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PHONICS and WORD KNOWLEDGE
Year 2 ACELA 1823
It is essential for readers and writers to develop a large number of sight words and phrases in order for them to immediately recognise high frequency words.
Recognising high frequency words by sight frees students to concentrate on meaning as they read and write. It also helps them to learn further sight words and to improve reading fluency.
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Learners acquire sight vocabulary for reading and writing through: