Dolch Sight Words 11-20 – go, help, here, I, in, is, it, jump, little, look.

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https://3boysandadog.com/first-100-dolch-sight-words/

Please write 6 english phrases for each of the following words: go, help, here, I, in, is, it, jump, little, look. Using children vocabulary.


Sure, here are 6 english phrases for each of the following words, using children vocabulary: Go:

  • I have to go to the bathroom.
  • Can I go play outside?
  • Let's go to the park!
  • Where are you going?
  • I'm going to bed.
  • Go away!

Help:

  • Please help me with my homework.
  • I need help tying my shoes.
  • Can you help me find my toy?
  • I'm not sure how to do this. Can you help me?
  • I'm stuck. Can you help me?
  • Thank you for helping me!

Here:

  • My toy is right here.
  • I'm here!
  • Look here!
  • Where are you? I'm here.
  • Can you bring this here?
  • I'm going to stay here.

I:

  • I love this toy!
  • I'm so happy!
  • I can jump high!
  • I'm hungry.
  • I'm tired.
  • I love you!

In:

  • My toy is in the box.
  • I'm in the house.
  • The ball is in the pool.
  • The cat is in the tree.
  • The book is on the shelf.
  • The water is in the cup.

Is:

  • Is this your toy?
  • Is it time to go?
  • Is the sun shining?
  • Is the sky blue?
  • Is the grass green?
  • Is the cat sleeping?

It:

  • It's raining.
  • It's cold outside.
  • It's time to eat.
  • It's a big dog.
  • It's a red ball.
  • It's a funny book.

Jump:

  • Let's jump high!
  • I can jump over the fence.
  • The ball is bouncing.
  • The frog is jumping.
  • The monkey is swinging.
  • The bird is flying.

Little:

  • I have a little toy.
  • I'm a little girl.
  • I have a little brother.
  • This is a little car.
  • This is a little book.
  • This is a little house.

Look:

  • Look at the sky!
  • Look at the rainbow!
  • Look at the birds!
  • Look at the flowers!
  • Look at the moon!
  • Look at the stars!


Inteligencia artificial usada: https://bard.google.com/chat/8b92c965fd60eb85
Fuente: https://3boysandadog.com/first-100-dolch-sight-words/


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