Sight Words Practice

Sight Words Practice

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Sight words, often also called high frequency sight words, are commonly used words that young children are encouraged to memorize as a whole by sight, so that they can automatically recognize these words in print without having to use any strategies to decode.

Practice reading and writing the Reception High Frequency Words on your iPad!
High Frequency Words are the words that a child needs to be able to read by sight in order to increase his/her reading fluency. The child with practise will learn to read this bank of words without having to decode them.
The High Frequency Words occur frequently in the reading scheme books that the child will use at the start of their reading journey. Once learnt this will give a beginner reader access to 50% of a text. Immediate word recognition coupled with a good knowledge of basic phonics, will allow a child's reading skills to take off.
When a child can confidently read the High Frequency Words, practising writing them will then support his writing skills. These words will allow a child to begin writing simple sentences.
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About
Bundle Id
com.abecedaire.keyworddemo
Min Os. Version
6.0
Release Date
Fri, Jul 24, 2015
Update Date
Sun, Mar 5, 2017
Content Rating
Has IMessage
No
Support Watch
No
Support Siri
No
File Size
22.54MB
Has Game Center
No
Family Sharing
No
Support Passbook
No
Supported Languages
English, French
What's New
version
1.1.2
updated
7 years ago
Updated features
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