Learn the Sight Word One | Free Reading Lesson 6
Lesson 6: Learn the Sight Word “one”
Sight Words Learned Today
Sight word: one
Other Skills We're Learning
- Recognizing uppercase O and lowercase o
- Connecting the written word “one” with the number 1
- Using illustrations to build meaning and comprehension
- Understanding the structure of a complete sentence
- Building reading comprehension
- Developing concept of word — understanding that spoken words match individual printed words on the page
Things to Watch out for
Keep practicing the previous lesson as you introduce the sight word “one.” Have your child point to or circle each word as they read it. This helps reinforce concept of word — the understanding that each spoken word corresponds to a printed word on the page.
Don't worry about speed. Give your reader time to look carefully at the print, practice the words, and build confidence with each successful reading. Practice builds confidence and confidence is the key to success.
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