Quick Sight Words for Busy Elementary Students 1

01 Nice to meet you.
02 I am Terry.
03 Gather and Practice 1st
04 What is your name?
05 My name is Amy.
06 Gather and Practice 2nd
07 How are you?
08 Great! Thank you.
09 Gather and Practice 3rd
10 Where do you live?
11 I live in Sejong.
12 Collect and Practice 4th
13 Have a nice day!
14 You too!
15 Collect and Practice 5th
16 I will go camping.
17 Have fun!
18 Collect and Practice 6th
19 How was your day?
20 Not so bad.
21 Collect and Practice 7th
22 I like the pizza.
23 Are you full? More pizza?
24 Collect and Practice 8th
25 Who is she?
26 She is my best friend.
27 Collect and Practice 9th
28 Does he have any brothers?
29 Yes, he has one brother.
30 Collect and Practice 10th
31 Time to get up!
32 What time is it now?
33 Gather and Practice 11th
34 Good morning, everyone!
35 We will start our class.
36 Collect and Practice 12th
37 Look at this.
38 This is today's new word.
39 Collect and Practice 13th
40 Who can read this?
41 Please, write it down.
42 Collect and Practice 14th
43 I can't make it.
44 Let's try again.
45 Collect and Practice 15th
46 I am sorry for that.
47 No problem at all.
48 Collect and Practice 16th
49 Let's go out and play.
50 Line up here.
51 Collect and Practice 17th
52 They are playing soccer.
53 I want to play with them.
54 Collect and Practice 18th
55 Homework comes first.
56 I need your help.
57 Collect and Practice 19th
58 Listen to me, please.
59 I will tell you today's story.
60 Collect and Practice 20th
▶ Special Appendix - 80 Sight Words Cards

Quick Sight Words for Busy Elementary School Students?

Children's English Reading Declaration of Independence!
Improve your English reading skills with 160 site words!

■ What is a site word?
Sight words are 'words that are immediately recognizable upon seeing' and 'words that appear so frequently that they can be read without deciphering'.
If we look at the process by which children learn to read books in Korean, there are numerous stages they go through.
You have to learn consonants and vowels, combine consonants and vowels to read words, and understand the meaning of those words before you can read 'writing' and, ultimately, 'books'.
The same goes for English.
You must be able to read the letters yourself first, then move on to reading words, sentences, and understanding the text as a whole.
To read English well, you need a foundation called phonics, which is the ability to understand the relationship between sounds and letters and decipher the letters.
Sight words, just as important as phonics, are selected from words that frequently appear in children's reading, so learning sight words will make reading English texts and books much easier.
So, it is effective to study phonics and sight words at the same time to improve English reading skills, or to study sight words first.

■ Sight word books reflecting the latest American textbooks, English fairy tales, and everyday conversations!
There is no set list of site words, but several lists compiled by linguists are widely known.
The most famous ones are 'Dr. Dolch's Sight Words List' and 'Dr. Edward Fry's Sight Words List', but since they were created a long time ago, they do not reflect the most recent high-frequency words.
So, in "Quick Sight Words for Busy Elementary School Students," we've included 160 of the latest sight words, taking into account American textbooks at the K1 and G1 levels, English fairy tales, everyday conversations, and English sentences used in the classroom, in addition to these two sight word lists.

It's a process of adding newer words to a list of widely known words.
Therefore, through this book, 'Busy Sight Words', you can meet the latest words that often appear in American children's English books.

■ Stop studying site words by just learning vocabulary piece by piece! This book will help you master English conversation as you study vocabulary!
Just as important as ‘what’ you study is ‘how’ you learn.
Rather than learning only vocabulary through conventional site word learning, wouldn't it be more meaningful and efficient to learn using sentences used in real life?
This book helps you develop your English sense by learning within sentences rather than just words.
Also, the sentences in this book are expressions that teachers often use in the classroom and can be used at home, so it becomes a living English study experience.
Be sure to use the sentences in this book at home.
Now, with this book, you can kill two birds with one stone: learn expressions you can use in everyday life and acquire sight words!

■ Learn by listening to the author's lectures and native speaker pronunciation on YouTube!
This book contains video lectures for every unit except the review section. Scan the QR code to access the video lectures.
You can become fluent in pronunciation simply by listening to explanations from teachers who are English education experts and pronunciations from native speakers and following along with sight word conversation phrases.

Being able to read text gives you the power to see the entire text. Being able to read text automatically allows you to focus on the overall content.
That's the power of site words.

Start studying site words right now.
You will feel confident in reading English!

■ Special Appendix: 80 Site Word Cards
Use it like this!
1.
Cut out the word cards and place them on the table or on the door so that they become familiar and visible often.
2.
When you show the word cards, have your child say the meaning.
Try doing it backwards too.

3.
You can use it like a game.
Example) If you put the word cards on the table and call out the word, the person who finds it first gets a higher score.

■ Study by watching author Eun-Jeong Park's YouTube lectures!
1.
Method 1: You can view the lecture by scanning the book's QR code with your smartphone.
2.
Method 2: You can also watch the lectures on your PC on the YouTube channel 'Babba TV: Aegis Edu (www.youtube.com/)'.

■ Parents, please help me like this!
1.
Please help me get used to online classes.
Online classes can be difficult to concentrate on.
When you first watch, please create an environment where you can sit at your desk with good posture and study as if you were in an actual class.
Also, when the teacher says, “Let’s practice together,” be sure to follow along loudly!

2.
Use the 'Pause' button to study at your child's own pace!
Video lectures for each unit average 2 minutes.
If necessary, you can press the 'Pause' button and proceed slowly to suit your child's learning pace.



Learning Sight Words Through Everyday Conversations
Quick Sight Words for Busy Elementary Students
Highly recommended by English Education professor, Dochi Mom operator, and English book author!


Learning sight words, which are essential for children to read English independently, by incorporating them into everyday conversations is a very effective way to make learning fun.
We hope that children who are just starting to learn English will enjoy studying with the 'Busy Sight Words' textbook, and that they will be able to read English books more enjoyably, easily, and more often.

Professor Kim Hye-ri (Department of Elementary English Education, Seoul National University of Education)

Sight words are essential for learning the four skills (listening, reading, speaking, and writing) of English for children and elementary school students.
Teacher Park Eun-jung is an expert in this field! She incorporates 160 sight words into conversational phrases, allowing students to master essential conversations. Video lectures keep students engaged and keep learning fun!
―Dochi Happy Mom (Naver Dochi Mom Cafe Mom's English Manager)

If your child is starting to read English books independently? Want to speed up their independent reading? I recommend this book, which makes learning 160 high-frequency words easy and fun! As they gradually master the vocabulary in this book, their confidence in reading English books will grow and they will naturally progress to the "independent English reading" stage!
―Teacher Jeong Jeong-hye (author of "How to Study English Picture Books to Read Original Texts Alone")