Dolch Third Grade Words Worksheets |
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Click to print the worksheets. List 1: about, better, bring, carry, clean, cut List 2: done, draw, drink, eight, fall, far List 3: full, got, grow, hold, hot, hurt |
List 4: if, keep, kind, laugh, light, long List 5: much, myself, never, only, own, pick List 6: seven, shall, show, six, small, start List 7: ten, today, together, try, warm |
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Click here for free printable flashcards featuring the Dolch words for third grade. |
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Learning the Dolch third-grade words is important for several reasons, particularly for young readers and students developing their reading and language skills.
Reading Fluency: The Dolch third-grade word list includes high-frequency words that are commonly encountered in text. Knowing these words helps students read more fluently and with greater ease, as they don't have to pause to decode these frequently occurring words. Comprehension: As students progress in reading, comprehension becomes increasingly important. Recognizing and understanding the Dolch third-grade words is essential for comprehending more complex texts. When these words are automatically recognized, students can focus on understanding the overall content. Vocabulary Development: Many of the Dolch third-grade words are also used in daily language and conversation. Learning these words expands a student's vocabulary and helps them express themselves more effectively in both spoken and written communication. Writing Proficiency: The ability to spell and use the Dolch third-grade words correctly is vital for proficient writing. These words often appear in students' writing assignments and compositions, so mastering them is important for writing fluency and accuracy. Literacy and Academic Success: A strong foundation in reading is essential for academic success across all subjects. The Dolch words, including the third-grade list, are building blocks for literacy skills that extend beyond language arts and into all areas of learning. Increased Independence: As students learn to recognize and use these high-frequency words, they become more independent readers and writers. They can read and understand text on their own without constant teacher support. |
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