Read short-vowel sentences practice check

Q: What will my child learn in "Read short-vowel sentences"?

Sight words are common words you know by heart. Decodable words are words you sound out letter by letter. This 1st Grade English lesson builds the skill Recognize and use high-frequency words with a concept card and practice.

Q: What grade level is "Read short-vowel sentences" for?

"Read short-vowel sentences" is a 1st Grade English lesson in the Sight Words unit, designed for students around ages 6-7.

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Question 1

In the sentence 'The cat is big', which word is a sight word?

Accepted Answer

The

Answer

cat

Answer

is

Answer

big

Question 2

Which way do we move our eyes when we read a sentence?

Accepted Answer

From left to right

Answer

From right to left

Answer

Up to down

Answer

We don't need to move our eyes

Question 3

Which sentence sounds most like someone is talking?

Accepted Answer

The cat is red.

Answer

The... cat... is... red.

Answer

The cat... is red.

Answer

The cat is... red.

Question 4

Read the sentence: The pig can hop.

Accepted Answer

The pig can hop.

Read short-vowel sentences

Sight words vs. decodable words