Sight Words: she, we, my, you

Learning Objectives Instantly recognize the written word 'she'. Instantly recognize the written word 'we'. Instantly recognize the written word 'my'. Instantly recognize the written word 'you'. Point to the correct word (she, we, my, you) when it is spoken aloud. Use each sight word in a simple spoken sentence. Trace or write the words she, we, my, and you. Do you want to learn reading superpowers? 🦸 Let's learn four magic words! We will learn the words she, we, my, and you. These words are in almost every book! Knowing them helps us read super fast. 🚀 Real-World Applications Reading a story about a queen 👑 (she) Talking about our fun class 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 (we) Putting your name on your art 🎨 (my) Making a birthday card...

TermDefinitionExample Sight WordA special word we know just by looking. We don't need to sound it out!The word 'the' is a sight word. sheA word we use when talking about one girl. 👧Look, she is swinging high! weA word for a group that includes you. 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♂️We are playing with blocks. myA word for something that belongs to me. 🧸This is my favorite teddy bear. youA word for the person I am talking to. 👉You have a bright, happy smile. 😊 SentenceA group of words that tells a whole idea.My dog is big. 🐕

The 'she' Rule Use 'she' for a girl. When you talk about a girl, a mom, or a queen, use the word 'she'. The 'we' Rule Use 'we' for you and me. When you talk about yourself and a friend together, use the word 'we'. The 'my' Rule Use 'my' for your things. When you talk about your toy, your book, or your pet, use the word 'my'. The 'you' Rule Use 'you' for a friend. When you are talking directly to someone, use the word 'you'.