Take-stop. 38 Dolch word list TERCERA.

 Take, where, every, pretty, jump, green, four, away, old, saw, call, ran, let, sleep, brown, by, there,  well, think, help, here, after, make, going, yellow, five, six, walk, two,  or, before, eat, again, play, who, been, may, stop.

**Take**

1. I will take my book to school.

2. She will take her dog for a walk.

3. He will take his car to the store.

4. We will take our friends to the park.

5. They will take their family to the movies.

**Where**

1. Where is my book?

2. Where is your dog?

3. Where is his car?

4. Where are our friends?

5. Where is their family?

**Every**

1. I do my homework every day.

2. She goes to the park every week.

3. He plays basketball every afternoon.

4. We watch a movie every Saturday.

5. They go to the zoo every summer.

**Pretty**

1. She is a pretty girl.

2. He is a pretty boy.

3. The flower is pretty.

4. The bird is pretty.

5. The tree is pretty.

**Jump**

1. I can jump up and down.

2. She can jump rope.

3. He can jump over a fence.

4. We can jump into the pool.

5. They can jump up and down for joy.

**Green**

1. The grass is green.

2. The leaves are green.

3. The apple is green.

4. The frog is green.

5. The turtle is green.

**Four**

1. I have four fingers on each hand.

2. She has four cats.

3. He has four dogs.

4. We have four wheels on our car.

5. They have four legs on their table.

**Away**

1. The bird flew away.

2. The ball rolled away.

3. The dog ran away.

4. We went away for the weekend.

5. They went away on vacation.

**Old**

1. My grandmother is old.

2. Her grandfather is old.

3. His father is old.

4. We are old enough to drive.

5. They are old enough to vote.

**Saw**

1. I saw a bird in the tree.

2. She saw a dog in the park.

3. He saw a car in the street.

4. We saw our friends at the movies.

5. They saw their family at the zoo.

**Call**

1. I called my friend on the phone.

2. She called her dog to come inside.

3. He called his parents to pick him up.

4. We called our friends to come over.

5. They called their family to let them know they were coming home.

**Ran**

1. I ran to the park to play.

2. She ran home to get her coat.

3. He ran to the store to get some milk.

4. We ran to the car to go on a road trip.

5. They ran to the finish line to win the race.

**Let**

1. Let me help you with that.

2. Will you let me borrow your pencil?

3. Can you let me know when you're ready?

4. Let's go to the park.

5. Let's play a game.

**Sleep**

1. I need to sleep.

2. She is sleeping.

3. He is sleeping.

4. We are sleeping.

5. They are sleeping.

**Brown**

1. The bear is brown.

2. The dog is brown.

3. The cat is brown.

4. The tree is brown.

5. The house is brown.

**By**

1. I will go by the park on my way home.

2. She will go by the store on her way to work.

3. He will go by the library on his way to school.

4. We will go by the beach on our way to the vacation house.

5. They will go by the zoo on their way to the museum.

**Their**

1. They are playing in their backyard.

2. She is reading in her room.

3. He is playing in his car.

4. We are playing in our treehouse.

5. They are playing in their sandbox.

**Here**

1. Put it here.

2. Come here.

3. I'm here.

4. Are you here?

5. We are here.

**After**

1. I will do my homework after I eat dinner.

2. She will go to the store after she finishes her homework.

3. He will play basketball after he finishes his chores.

4. We will go to the park after we finish our breakfast.

5. They will go to the movies after they finish their dinner.

**Well**

1. I feel well today.

2. She is doing well in school.

3. He is doing well at work.

4. We are doing well in our new home.

5. They are doing well in their new school.

Think:

1. I think I'll go for a walk.

2. What do you think about that?

3. I need to think about what to do.

4. I think it's going to rain.

5. I think I'm going to be sick.

6. I think you're wrong.

7. I think I can do this.

8. I think I'll stay home today.

9. I think I'm going to win.

10. I think I'm the best.

Help:

Can you help me with this?

I need your help.

I'm here to help you.

You can always count on me to help.

I'm happy to help.

I'm glad I could help.

You're welcome for helping.

It was my pleasure to help.

I'm always here to help if you need me.

I'm glad I could be of assistance.

Make:

1. I made a cake.

2. Can you make me a sandwich?

3. I'm going to make some dinner.

4. Let's make a snowman.

5. I made a new friend.

6. I made a mistake.

7. I made a plan.

8. I made a wish.

9. I made a mess.

10. I made a difference.

Going:

I'm going to the store.

Where are you going?

We're going on vacation.

Are you going to the party?

I'm going to bed.

I'm going to the park.

I'm going to school.

I'm going to work.

I'm going to the movies.

I'm going to the library.

Yellow:

1. The sun is yellow.

2. The banana is yellow.

3. The taxi is yellow.

4. The daffodil is yellow.

5. The highlighter is yellow.

6. The canary is yellow.

7. The lemon is yellow.

8. The school bus is yellow.

9. The caution tape is yellow.

10. The traffic light is yellow.

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Five:

I have five fingers on each hand.

There are five senses.

There are five stages of grief.

There are five Great Lakes.

There are five continents.

There are five vowels.

There are five Olympic rings.

There are five fingers on a paw.

There are five toes on a foot.

There are five sides to a pentagon.

Six:

1. I have six toes on each foot.

2. There are six sides to a hexagon.

3. There are six planets in our solar system.

4. There are six days in a week.

5. There are six infinity stones.

6. There are six Olympic events in gymnastics.

7. There are six degrees of separation.

8. There are six pack abs.

9. There are six strings on a guitar.

10. There are six vowels in the English language.

Walk:

I like to walk.

Can you walk me to the store?

I'm going for a walk.

The dog likes to walk.

The baby can't walk yet.

The man is walking his dog.

The woman is walking her baby.

The children are walking to school.

The couple is walking hand-in-hand.

The friends are walking and talking.

Two:

1. I have two hands.

2. There are two sides to every story.

3. There are two ways to do it.

4. I'm giving you two chances.

5. I'm counting to two.

6. I'm giving you two options.

7. I'm giving you two days to do it.

8. I'm giving you two warnings.

9. I'm giving you two chances to apologize.

10. I'm giving you two thumbs up.

Or

Would you like to play outside or inside?

I would rather eat a banana or an apple.

Do you want to go to the park or the library?

I need to go to the store or the doctor's office.

I can't decide whether to wear my red shirt or my blue shirt.

Before

I need to brush my teeth before I go to bed.

I need to eat breakfast before I go to school.

I need to do my homework before I can watch TV.

I need to put on my shoes before I go outside.

I need to finish my chores before I can go out and play.

Eat

I like to eat pizza.

I need to eat my vegetables.

I am hungry, so I am going to eat my lunch.

I ate a big breakfast this morning.

I am going to eat dinner soon.

Again

Can you please say that again?

I need to practice my math problems again.

Can we play that game again?

I need to read that book again.

I need to do my homework again.

Play

I like to play with my friends.

I like to play video games.

I like to play outside.

I like to play sports.

I like to play music.

Who

Who is that?

Who wants to play?

Who is your friend?

Who is your favorite teacher?

Who is your favorite animal?

Been

I have been to the park.

I have been to the zoo.

I have been to the library.

I have been to the store.

I have been to school.

May

May I go outside and play?

May I have a cookie?

May I borrow your pencil?

May I help you with that?

May I go to the bathroom?

Stop

Stop! Don't run into the street!

Stop! Don't touch that!

Stop! That's my toy!

Stop! You're making too much noise!

Stop! I need your help!