Hi there! I’m Jan Richardson.
And I’m Jack Hartmann.
Let’s have fun learning our sight words together!
Sight words are special words that help us read and write. They are words we see a lot, like “can.” Knowing them makes reading easier and more fun!
Today, we are going to learn the sight word “can.” Are you ready? Let’s say it out loud together: “can.”
Now, let’s whisper it quietly: “can.”
Can you say it in your head? Think it: “can.”
Let’s play a game! Look at this: “acn.” Can you tell me which letter is missing? That’s right, it’s “c” at the beginning!
Now, look at this: “anc.” Can you find the two missing letters? Yes, it’s “c” and “a” at the start!
Let’s put the letters in the right order to spell “can.” What letter comes first? It’s “c.”
What letter comes next? It’s “a.”
And what letter comes last? It’s “n.”
Great job! Now we have the word “can.”
I love learning my sight words because they help me read and write. Do you love learning them too? They make reading so much fun!
We learned the sight word “can.” Keep practicing, and soon you’ll know lots of sight words!
Word Hunt: Go on a word hunt around your home or classroom. Look for the word “can” in books, magazines, or on labels. Each time you find it, point it out and say it out loud. How many times can you find the word “can” today?
Can You Use “Can”? Think of different sentences where you can use the word “can.” For example, “I can jump,” or “Can you help me?” Draw a picture of one of the sentences you create and share it with a friend or family member.
Letter Craft: Create the word “can” using craft materials like playdough, pipe cleaners, or cut-out letters. As you build each letter, say its name and sound out the word. Display your creation somewhere special to remind you of your new sight word!
Sure! Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:
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Hi, I’m Jan Richardson.
And I’m Jack Hartmann.
Let’s work together and learn our sight words even better!
I love learning my sight words.
I have fun with sight words.
I know lots of sight words.
They help me read and write.
Let’s learn the sight word “can.”
Here we go!
Read it out loud: “can.”
Read it quietly: “can.”
Read it in your head: “can.”
Now look carefully and tell me:
What’s the missing letter?
Say it before I do: “acn.”
Now look carefully and tell me:
The two missing letters: “anc.”
I love learning my sight words.
I have fun with sight words.
I know lots of sight words.
They help me read and write.
Now mix and fix the sight word “can.”
Put the letters in the right order.
What letter comes first? “c.”
What letter comes next? “a.”
What letter comes last? “n.”
“can.”
I love learning my sight words.
I have fun with sight words.
I know lots of sight words.
They help me read and write.
We learned the sight word “can.”
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