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What is the grade level for the word 'see'?
What is the grade level for the word 'see'?
What is the grade level for the word 'play'?
What is the grade level for the word 'play'?
What is the grade level for the word 'me'?
What is the grade level for the word 'me'?
What is the grade level for the word 'at'?
What is the grade level for the word 'at'?
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What is the grade level for the word 'run'?
What is the grade level for the word 'run'?
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What is the grade level for the word 'you'?
What is the grade level for the word 'you'?
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What is the grade level for the word 'come'?
What is the grade level for the word 'come'?
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What is the grade level for the word 'thank'?
What is the grade level for the word 'thank'?
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What is the grade level for the word 'city'?
What is the grade level for the word 'city'?
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What is the grade level for the word 'decided'?
What is the grade level for the word 'decided'?
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What is the grade level for the word 'business'?
What is the grade level for the word 'business'?
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Study Notes
Vocabulary by Grade Level
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Preprimer Words: Basic sight words crucial for early literacy. Includes:
- see, play, me, at, run, go, and, look, can, here.
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Primer Words: Slightly more complex sight words aimed at developing early reading skills. Includes:
- you, come, not, with, jump, help, is, work, are, this.
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Grade 1 Words: Introduces words that increase in length and complexity. Examples:
- road, live, thank, when, bigger, how, always, night, spring, today.
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Grade 2 Words: Builds vocabulary with words that are essential for comprehension. Key terms:
- our, please, myself, town, early, send, wide, believe, quietly, carefully.
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Grade 3 Words: Expands vocabulary with terms that enhance narrative skills. Significant words include:
- city, middle, moment, frightened, exclaimed, several, lonely, drew, since, straight.
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Grade 4 Words: Introduces more advanced vocabulary fostering deeper understanding. Key examples:
- decided, served, amazed, silent, wrecked, improved, certainly, entered, realized, interrupted.
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Grade 5 Words: Focuses on sophisticated terms that challenge advanced learners. Notable words:
- scanty, business, develop, considered, discussed, behaved, splendid, acquainted, escaped, grim.
General Observations
- Each word is categorized by educational grade level, indicating its appropriate developmental stage for learning.
- Emphasis on sight words that are foundational for reading fluency in early education settings.
- Progression in vocabulary complexity prepares students for higher reading and comprehension skills across grades.
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This quiz features a quick assessment of essential preprimer vocabulary words, designed for early learners. Each word includes its definition to assist with comprehension and recognition. Test your understanding of these foundational words through flashcards.
