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High frequency words, reading in Y1

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Minimaxkids · 14/11/2012 18:36

My DD has a word book where new words are added weekly to learn by sight.
It's an old list of words which I have seen linked to on here before. There were 44 words in YR and another 113 words Y1&2

She gets 6 or so words a week to learn. But she doesn't need to learn them, she is just reading them. It all seems a bit pointless and the word book, if it is a sight book (clearly defined by teacher in front), shouldn't it contain words to learn not read? (I know that sounds all muddled up).

My question is, what sort of words follow on in years 3 and 4 as she has now 'read' all the YR, 1 & 2 words?

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mrz · 16/11/2012 19:53

Why would you expect anyone to be able to pronounce a word they have never met before (heard spoken) correctly Hmm

choccyp1g · 16/11/2012 19:57

Don't most reception children come across the (spoken) word narrator when practising their first Christmas play?

mrz · 16/11/2012 22:02

Yes I think most children will be aware of the word narrator from preschool/nursery/reception.

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