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High Frequency Words

size

sky

sleep

small

snow

so

some

someone

something

s-o-m-e-t-h-i-n-g

something

sometimes

s-o-m-e-t-i-m-e-s

sometimes

soon

sound

space

special

stand

start

startled

state

stay

still

stood

stop

store

story

street

stuff

such

summer

sun

sure

s-u-r-e

sure

take

talk

teach

teacher

tear – to rip tear – from crying

t-e-a-r

tear – to rip tear – from crying

tell

ten

terrible

t-e-r-r-i-b-l-e

terrible

than

that

that ’ s that is

t-h-a-t- ’ -s

that ’ s

the

their It ’ s their turn.

t-h-e-i-r

their

them

themselves

then

t-h-e-n

then

there Look over there!

t-h-e-r-e

there

these

they

t-h-e-y

they

they ’ re they are

t-h-e-y- ’ -r-e

they ’ re

things

think

third

this

those

though

t-h-o-u-g-h

though

thought

t-h-o-u-g-h-t

thought

three

threw He threw the ball.

t-h-r-e-w

threw

through Go through the door.

t-h-r-o-u-g-h

through

throw

time

tired

t-i-r-e-d

tired

to Go to a movie.

t-o

to

today

together

told

tonight

t-o-n-i-g-h-t

tonight

too (also) I want to go too!

t-o-o

too

took

top

tree

tried

trouble

t-r-o-u-b-l-e

trouble

try

trying

Tuesday

T-u-e-s-d-a-y

Tuesday

turned

two 2

t-w-o

two

under

until

u-n-t-i-l

until

up

upon

u-p-o-n

upon

us

use

used

usually

u-s-u-a-l-l-y

usually

very

v-e-r-y

very

walk

want

w-a-n-t

want

wanted

was

w-a-s

was

wasn ’ t

watch

water

way

we

wear wear a shirt

w-e-a-r

wear

weather sun and rain

w-e-a-t-h-e-r

weather

Wednesday

W-e-d-n-e-s-d-a-y

Wednesday

week days of the week

well

went

w-e-n-t

went

we ’ re we are

w-e- ’ -r-e

we ’ re

were

w-e-r-e

were

what

w-h-a-t

what

when

w-h-e-n

when

where

w-h-e-r-e

where

whether whether or not

w-h-e-t-h-e-r

whether

which Which way?

w-h-i-c-h

which

while

who

w-h-o

who

whole complete

w-h-o-l-e

whole

why

will

win

winter

wish

with

w-i-t-h

with

without

woke

women

w-o-m-e-n

women

won I won!

w-o-n

won

won ’ t will not

w-o-n- ’ -t

won ’ t

work

world

would Would you?

w-o-u-l-d

would

wouldn ’ t

w-o-u-l-d-n- ’ -t

wouldn ’ t

write write a letter

w-r-i-t-e

write

writing

w-r-i-t-i-n-g

writing

wrote

w-r-o-t-e

wrote

yard

year

yes

you

your It ’ s your pencil.

y-o-u-r

your

you ’ re you are

y-o-u- ’ -r-e

you ’ re

Thank you!