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Sight Words Set 2: Sight Words in Sentences — Answers

Answer sheet with model answers and success criteria for the Kindergarten / Foundation spelling patterns & rules worksheet.

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Sight Words Set 2: Sight Words in Sentences — Answers

Part A: Pick the word

Read the sentence. Circle the word that fits. Read it again to check it makes sense.

1. (answer space) are my friend.
  1. AGo
  2. BYou
  3. CSee

Answer: You

You are my friend.

2.The cake (answer space) hot.
  1. Awas
  2. Bwe
  3. Cmy

Answer: was

The cake was hot.

3. (answer space) can run fast.
  1. AMy
  2. BAre
  3. CWe

Answer: We

We can run fast.

4.This is (answer space) hat.
  1. Asaid
  2. Bmy
  3. Cgo

Answer: my

This is my hat.

5.The cats (answer space) in the box.
  1. Aare
  2. Bsee
  3. Cmy

Answer: are

The cats are in the box.

6.I can (answer space) the moon.
  1. Ago
  2. Bare
  3. Csee

Answer: see

I can see the moon.

7."Hi!" (answer space) Sam.
  1. Asaid
  2. Blike
  3. Clook

Answer: said

"Hi!" said Sam.

8.I (answer space) my dog.
  1. Aare
  2. Blike
  3. Cwas

Answer: like

I like my dog.

9. (answer space) at the bird!
  1. AWe
  2. BMy
  3. CLook

Answer: Look

Look at the bird!

10.Let us (answer space) to the park.
  1. Ago
  2. Bwas
  3. Cmy

Answer: go

Let us go to the park.

Part B: Your turn

11.Write a sentence with the word like.

Model answer: Any sentence using like, e.g. I like my cat. We like to play.

Success criteria:

  • The sentence uses the word like
  • It starts with an uppercase letter and ends with an end mark
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