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下面為常見用字的字卡，可列印下來幫孩子練習用!

These reading printables should help your child to learn the high frequency words (also called sight words or key words). However, memorising a string of, lets face it, pretty meaningless words, is not an easy thing to do. So, as well as pointing out the words in books, newspapers and on posters, you can help your child to learn the words using a game (or better still, lots of different games). This way, your child will be able to learn the words almost effortlessly.
Although the English language contains many thousands of words, research by Solity 2005 has shown that just 16 words (a, and, he, I, in, is, it, my, of, that, the, then, to, was, went, with) make up a quarter of all the words in a typical text, whether aimed at adults or children, and that a total of 100 words (including the 16 most common) represent half the words in a text. Learning these "high frequency words" can give your child a head start in learning to read.

'Only 100 words' needed to read
England's strategy for teaching children to read could be overloading them with superfluous words, researchers have suggested.
The strategy recommends teaching them to recognise 150 words initially.

在學習英文的自然發音的同時，也要學習其常見用字，有些並非是照發音規則的拼法，所以必需把這一部分的字另外再拿出來做不同的練習，這樣就能更加快閱讀書本的速度唷!
Follow the links below to the free online sight word games. Your child will have lots of fun while developing their sight word recognition and spelling skills. These games will help children to learn to recognise the most common reading words on sight.

Dinosaur Eggs

A high frequency word is read aloud (click the sun to hear it again). You have to click the correct egg which matches the word you heard. (ICT Games)

Dolch Word Games

Read, listen and match the high frequency words in this memory game. This is the first game in a set which covers all the Dolch words. (Dolchword.net)

Star Words

Drag the words to the correct shape. You can use the Teacher's Control Panel to alter the settings, for example, to choose specific words rather than a random list. (BBC Schools)

Number Words

Drag the number word to the correct number. If you get it right, the word turns green and sticks. If you get it wrong, it floats back again. (Crickweb)

Look, Cover, Write, Check

Choose a set of words then practise spelling them using the look, cover, write, check method. To use the high frequency words, click the red buttons from Easy to Hard on the right hand side. (ICT Games)

Flash cards and spelling

Type in a list of words, then choose either flashcards or a spelling practice game. (Crickweb)

Colour Words

Drag the number word to the correct number. If you get it right, the word turns green and sticks. If you get it wrong, it floats back again. (Crickweb)

Make a Match

Click two cards and see if they match. The words are read out clearly, making it a useful game even if the child doesn't know all of the words yet. (Starfall)

Spellbound

This game shows a word, then the letters get jumbled up. The child has to rearrange the letters to make the word. Most of the words are high frequency sight words. (BBC Education)

High Frequency Word Games

A set of six games to help with recognition of high frequency words. The idea is to drag the word on the left into a sentence so that it makes sense. (Sadlier-Oxford)

Word Reader

A high frequency word is read aloud and you have to click the flower with the matching word. (ICT Games)

Roy the Zebra

Drag the colour words to match them to the correct colour. There are also games on this site for days of the week, months of the year and number words (click the list on the left hand side). (Roy the Zebra)

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    Phonics games will help your child to practise sounding out words, which will help them to read. Initially, children will learn basic letter sounds, such as "c-a-t" for "cat". Later they will move on to sounds such as "th", "sh" and "ch", then "oo", "oa" and so on. Once they recognise a few basic letter sounds, they will be able to work out what a written word says for themselves, a skill which they will be very proud to show off!

Wild West Phonics

Choose from three levels - Medium, Hard or Really Hard. Listen to the word and choose the correct sound to fill the gap. (BBC Schools)

Letters and Sounds Phase 2 Initial Sounds Match

Click a card on the top row to reveal a letter, then click one of the cards on the bottom row to find a picture. Use your memory and try to match each letter to a picture with the same initial sound. (Letters and Sounds)

Sound Sea

Use the dropdown menu to choose the sound. Click the mouth to hear the sound. Wait for the correct letters to pop up then click on those which match the sound. (Kented)

Letter Lifter

First click the lever to start the belt. An object will appear and you will hear the word. Type the first letter of the word. If you get it right you will be able to click on the lift button and the object will be taken away. (ICT Games)

Phoneme Pop

Choose the group of phonemes (sounds) you want the child to practise. The sound is spoken clearly and the child has to pop the bubble containing the matching sound. Simple, but strangely satisfying, like popping bubble wrap. (ICT Games)

Word Wheel

This game uses three-letter words. Decide which word the picture represents, then stop each wheel when the correct letters are showing. Quite tricky! (Crickweb)

Reading machine

practise reading cvc (consonant, vowel, consonant) words with the reading machine. Choose the correct word from the three displayed to match the object on the machine. Click next to go to the next word. (ICT Games)

Three-letter house

A great game to help children with cvc (consonant, vowel, consonant) words. Choose a word ending or a middle sound. Read the words and decide whether they are real words. (ICT Games)

Starfall

This is a brilliant site with lots of phonics games. Choose the sound and play a game, or choose an online book to read. When you are reading the book, you can click on any word to hear it being sounded out. Excellent!

DJ Cows

Choose a spelling pattern, e.g. words containing ch, sh and th. A word search is generated with words containing the pattern you chose. Kids love the sound effects! (ICT Games)

Phonic Fighter

A letter appears on an alien spaceship and you have to click the picture beginning with that letter. If you get it right, your fighter will shoot the alien. If you get it wrong, the alien will shoot your fighter. (ICT Games)

CVC Maker

Choose Word Match, then click the buttons to make the word. Uses simple c-v-c (consonant-vowel-consonant) words. This game could also be used to practise reading the real and nonsense words that are generated as you make your way to finding the correct word. (Crickweb)

 
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