Dolch Sight Words合集,包含220个高频词,95个名词,150个短语,Sight Words闪卡
What are Dolch Words?
Reading is the most important skill a child will ever learn. It is impossible for a person to live a productive life without being able to read, i.e.; becoming literate. In most schools, children are expected to be able to read simple sentences and stories by the end of first grade. By third grade, they are expected to be able to read almost any kind of text. As well as being able to "sound out" (phonetically decode) regularly spelled words, children must also master reading basic, common sight words包含以下内容:
220 Dolch Sight Words in a Story - Color Coded
220 Dolch Sight Words in a Story
220 words, alphabetical, by grade
All 220 words and 95 nouns
Dolch All 150 Phrase List
Dolch Flash Cards - courtesy of David Brink
dolch_book教程
The Dolch Word List is also called Sight Words or The Dolch 220. It includes the most frequently used words in the English language. Sight words make up 50 to 70 percent of any general text. Therefore, teaching The Dolch Word List is a crucial goal of education in grades kindergarten through 3.
Many of the 220 Dolch words cannot be "sounded out" and have to be learned by "sight," that is memorized. The list is divided into grade levels. It includes pronouns, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, and verbs. The basic list excludes nouns, which make up a separate 95 word list.
Because fluency in reading the Dolch 220 and the 95 nouns is essential to literacy, a variety of techniques are used to teach them, including: reading Dolch literature books, using flash cards, playing games, and writing activities. Repetition and practice are very important in making recognition of sight words automatic. Once this core of basic sight words has been memorized, children read more fluently, with greater comprehension.
Here are 150 phrases using the 220 most common words and 95 nouns in children's reading books. Dolch words provide an excellent base for reading at an early age because they cover over 50% of the vocabulary used in written English.
However, learning the Dolch words in isolation is not as effective as learning them in context. Children will build confidence in reading far quicker by learning common English patterns, so practice with Dolch phrases is essential.