Dolch First Grade Sight Words Word Search
A free Dolch First Grade Sight Words word search you can play straight in the browser. The 12-word list draws on the terms and ideas of a school subject, hidden across a 15×15 grid in every direction. Drag through the letters to mark a word off.
Words to find: AFTER, AGAIN, COULD, EVERY, FROM, GIVE, GOING, JUST, KNOW, LIVE, ONCE, OPEN.
Words run in any of eight directions, backwards included — if one refuses to turn up, try reading the grid right to left.
Dolch First Grade Sight Words word list, defined
General dictionary meanings, not specific to this puzzle's theme.
- AFTER /ˈæf.tər/ · preposition
- Later in time than; following or next in order to. Also used to indicate pursuit, imitation, or the object of a search.
- AGAIN /əˈɡeɪn/ (US) /əˈɡen/ (UK) · adverb
- One more time; another time or instance after a previous occurrence. Also used to mean returning to a former state or position. Related: anew, afresh, once more, repeatedly.
- COULD /kʊd/ · verb
- A modal verb used to indicate possibility, ability in the past, or to make polite requests and suggestions; it is the past tense of 'can'. Related: can, might, may, would.
- EVERY /ˈɛvri/ · determiner
- Used to refer to each member of a group without exception; all the individual members of a set considered one by one. Also used with time expressions to indicate something happening at regular intervals, as in "every two hours". Related: each, all, every single, any.
- FROM /frɒm/ (UK); /frʌm/ (US) · preposition
- A preposition indicating the point of origin, starting place, or source of something, whether in space, time, or abstract terms such as opinion or value.
- GIVE /ɡɪv/ · verb
- To transfer, provide, or surrender something to someone. In many idiomatic uses, give means deliver, grant, yield, or make available, and its exact meaning depends on the words that accompany it. Related: provide, offer, grant, supply.
- GOING /ˈɡoʊɪŋ/ (US); /ˈɡəʊɪŋ/ (British) · verb (present participle and gerund); adjective; noun
- Going is the present participle and -ing form of go, used for movement, activity in progress, and plans involving future action. As an adjective, it describes something currently operating or in progress; as a noun, “the going” refers to the condition, progress, or speed of an activity. Related: departing, leaving, moving, proceeding.
- JUST /dʒʌst/ · adverb, adjective, determiner
- As an adverb, “just” means exactly, only, or very recently, depending on context; it can also emphasize a statement. As an adjective, it means fair, deserved, or morally right. As a determiner, chiefly in British informal English, it means only. Related: exactly, only, merely, fairly.
- KNOW /noʊ/ (US); /nəʊ/ (UK) · verb
- To be aware of or have information about something through observation, experience, reasoning, or communication. It can also mean to be certain or to understand fully. Related: understand, comprehend, recognize, realize.
- LIVE /lɪv/ · adjective, verb, adverb
- As an adjective, live means alive, active, or currently happening; it can also describe something transmitting or happening in real time. As a verb, it means to reside or to be alive, and can mean to broadcast an event. As an adverb, it describes broadcasting or performing in real time. Related: alive, current, active, ongoing.
- ONCE /wʌns/ · adverb
- On one occasion or at one time; formerly or at a past time. It can also mean “immediately” or “ever,” depending on context. Related: one time, formerly, previously, at one point.
- OPEN /ˈoʊpən/ (US); /ˈəʊpən/ (British) · adjective, verb, noun, and adverb
- Open means not closed, fastened, or sealed, and it also describes something accessible, available, unrestricted, or not yet settled. As a verb, it means to unfasten, unlock, begin, or make accessible; as a noun, it can mean an opening or opportunity. Related: ajar, unfastened, unlocked, exposed.
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