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Marilynn Anderson
MUST-KNOW WORDS ~~ 100 High Frequency Sight Words for Each Grade: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 ~~ Words all Set in Sentences by Grade Level for Quick and EASY Proficiency Practice
MUST-KNOW WORDS ~~ 100 High Frequency Sight Words for Each Grade: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 ~~ Words all Set in Sentences by Grade Level for Quick and EASY Proficiency Practice
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PUMPING UP READING VOCABULARY SKILLS
THE EASY “AS YOU GO” METHOD
Six grade levels are accommodated in this “easy as you go” book for brushing up and retaining the “MUST KNOW” words from grades one, two, three, four, five, and six. There are 100 words in each group that represent a high percentage of the reading vocabulary words that students in those grades constantly encounter in textbooks. Each level’s 100 words are integrated into sentences. Yes, this is a reading practice book; not a storybook. Some students prefer this method because it's quicker than reading stories and is programmed for learning specific levels of vocabulary. There are about 30 pages of sentences as I view this document on my computer.
A third-grade student who is reading at a first-grade level would begin with the words in grade one and move forward through grade three. Practice in reading a few sentences a day of grade-level vocabulary will help to gain proficiency. Easy as you go!
THE EASY “AS YOU GO” METHOD
Six grade levels are accommodated in this “easy as you go” book for brushing up and retaining the “MUST KNOW” words from grades one, two, three, four, five, and six. There are 100 words in each group that represent a high percentage of the reading vocabulary words that students in those grades constantly encounter in textbooks. Each level’s 100 words are integrated into sentences. Yes, this is a reading practice book; not a storybook. Some students prefer this method because it's quicker than reading stories and is programmed for learning specific levels of vocabulary. There are about 30 pages of sentences as I view this document on my computer.
A third-grade student who is reading at a first-grade level would begin with the words in grade one and move forward through grade three. Practice in reading a few sentences a day of grade-level vocabulary will help to gain proficiency. Easy as you go!
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