CVC, CVCe & Fry High Frequency Sight Word Lists for Review & Assessment
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This file includes the following word lists for use in planning, assessment and instruction.
★ 100 CVC (Consonant-Vowel-Consonant) Word List
★ Short a CVC Word Lists
★ Short e CVC Word Lists
★ Short i CVC Word Lists
★ Short o CVC Word Lists
★ Short u CVC Word Lists
★ CVC to CVCe Word Anchor Chart
★ 100 Long Vowel CVCe, -VCe and -ee Word List
★ Lists of the 1,000 Fry Words
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Information Regarding Fry Word Lists:
The Fry Words have been recognized as the most common words found in printed materials.
These words are ranked according to how often they appear in print, not in order of increasing difficulty.
These lists provide useful information, but I do not recommend using them as a teaching sequence.
According to Fry's research:
★ The first 25 words make up about 1/3 of all words found in publications.
★ The first 100 words make up about 1/2 of all the words found in publications.
★ The first 300 words make up about 2/3 of all written materials.
In working with the Fry Words, I found I wanted sequentially numbered lists of words. I also wanted lists presented in a font designed for primary students and thought other teachers might find them handy too.
Sincerely,
This printable PDF file is available for immediate download.
