Reading: Basic Decoding & Word Recognition: A2 Lesson 3: Reading More Sight Words & High-Frequency Words
CEFR Level: A2 (Elementary)
Target Reading Sub-skill: Basic Decoding & Word Recognition
Specific Focus: Reading More Sight Words & High-Frequency Words
What You Will Learn
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
- Recognize and read a new set of common sight words (e.g., was, with, they, have, said).
- Understand that these words are used very often in English.
- Identify these words quickly in sentences.
- Use these words to help understand simple sentences.
Hello Cambodian Learners!
You're doing great with reading! As you read more, you'll see some words again and again. These are "high-frequency words" or "sight words." The more of these you know by sight, the smoother and faster your reading will become. Today, we'll learn a new set of these important words!
More Sight Words for You!
Here are some new sight words. Click on each word card to hear it. Say the word aloud. Try to remember what it looks like and what it means.
Practice Time!
Activity 1: Find the Word in the Sentence!
Read the sentence. The instruction will tell you which sight word to find. Click on that sight word in the sentence.
Activity 2: Complete the Sentence!
Read the sentence with a blank. Choose the correct sight word from the options to complete the sentence.
Quick Quiz!
Great Job!
You've learned more important sight words! Recognizing these quickly will really help your English reading skills grow. Keep practicing them!
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Note for Educators/Platform Development: This lesson introduces a new set of A2-level sight words. Activities focus on identifying these words within sentences and using them to complete sentences. Ensure Web Speech API is supported. Use clear, simple sentences that provide context for the sight words.