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Oct 13, 2011
Cheri
In our district there are 34 Sight words for Kindergarten, and another 21 at beginning First Grade. Last year I had a high class and 10 of my students learned all the K words and went on to learn many of the First Grade words. But minimum would be 34. On 10/13/11, ruth wrote: > How many sight words should an average K know at the end of > K?
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