Dolch Sight Words 21-30 – make, me, my, not, one, play, run, said, see, the

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Please write 6 english phrases for each of the following words: make, me, my, not, one, play, run, said, see, the. Using children vocabulary.


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

  • I can make a sandwich.
  • Can you make a snowman?
  • Let's make a cake!
  • I want to make a castle.
  • I can make a kite.
  • I can make a robot.

Me:

  • I want to play with you.
  • Can you read to me?
  • I love my mommy.
  • I'm going to the park with my daddy.
  • I'm going to have a birthday party for me.
  • I'm a big girl/boy now.

My:

  • This is my toy.
  • I love my mommy.
  • My daddy is the best!
  • My house is big and red.
  • My car is blue and fast.
  • My dog is furry and brown.

Not:

  • I don't want to eat my vegetables.
  • I can't jump high.
  • I don't like to go to the doctor.
  • I'm not tired yet.
  • I'm not scared of the dark.
  • I'm not going to give up.

One:

  • I have one toy.
  • I want one ice cream.
  • I see one bird.
  • I have one sister.
  • I have one brother.
  • I have one cat and one dog.

Play:

  • Let's play hide-and-seek!
  • I want to play with my friends.
  • I love to play in the park.
  • I'm going to play with my toys.
  • I can play the piano.
  • I can play baseball.

Run:

  • I can run fast.
  • I love to run in the park.
  • I'm going to run a race.
  • Can you run with me?
  • I'm going to run away from the monster.
  • I'm going to run to the top of the hill.

Said:

  • I said, "Hello!" to my mommy.
  • My daddy said, "I love you!"
  • My teacher said, "Good job!"
  • My friend said, "Let's play!"
  • My dog said, "Woof!"
  • My cat said, "Meow!

See:

  • I can see the sun.
  • I can see the moon.
  • I can see the stars.
  • I can see the birds.
  • I can see the flowers.
  • I can see the trees.

The:

  • The cat is on the mat.
  • The dog is in the house.
  • The bird is in the tree.
  • The fish is in the water.
  • The flower is in the vase.


Inteligencia artificial usada: https://bard.google.com/chat/8b92c965fd60eb85

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


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