Dolch Grade 3 Sight Words Set 3
TOGETHER is three small words holding hands — TO, GET and HER, joined into one. It’s a fitting word to end the Dolch list on, because by now a child can see the familiar pieces inside a longer word and…
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Dolch Grade 3 Sight Words Set 1
EIGHT uses four letters — E, I, G, H — to spell a single sound, then adds a T. It’s one of the strangest spellings a young reader meets, and a fitting word to open the final level of the…
Dolch Grade 3 Sight Words Set 2
LAUGH ends in a sound that none of its letters seem to make. The GH at the end says “f,” a quiet leftover from older English, and a third grader simply has to know it — there’s no way to…
Dolch Grade 2 Sight Words Set 3
WRITE begins with a letter you can’t hear. The W sits silently in front, and a second grader has to learn to write a letter that vanishes the moment the word is spoken — one of English’s quietest tricks. This…
Dolch Grade 2 Sight Words Set 2
READ is two words wearing one spelling. “I read today” and “I will read tomorrow” look identical on the page but sound completely different. Only the sentence around it tells a reader which one is meant — an early lesson…
Dolch Grade 2 Sight Words Set 1
BECAUSE is a word second graders use all the time and misspell almost as often. Its AU makes a sound you’d never predict from the letters, which is exactly why it has to be learned by sight rather than sounded…
Dolch Grade 1 Sight Words Set 2
KNOW begins with a letter that makes no sound at all. The K sits silently at the front, a quiet survivor from older English, and a child has to learn to look past it to the word underneath. This second…
Dolch Grade 1 Sight Words Set 3
THANK and THINK are almost the same word — change one vowel and you switch from gratitude to thought. The Grade 1 list is full of these near-twins, and learning to spot the small difference is part of becoming a…
Dolch Primer Sight Words Set 3
THE, THIS, THAT, THERE, THEY — so many of the words a child reads most often begin with the same two letters. The “th” sound is one of the first a young reader must recognize at a glance, because it…
Dolch Primer Sight Words Set 4
WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, WHO — the question words nearly all begin with “wh”, and a child who recognizes that opening can start to read questions with ease. This set brings several of them together at once. This is the fourth…
Dolch Grade 1 Sight Words Set 1
COULD hides a silent L right in the middle. A first grader can say the word easily, but spelling it means remembering a letter they can’t hear at all — and that gap is exactly what the Grade 1 list…
Dolch Pre-Primer Sight Words Set 1
Around half of every page a child reads is made up of just a few hundred words — and the Dolch list is where those words begin. Master these, and reading stops being a series of sounded-out struggles and starts…