Dolch Second Grade Sight Words Word Search

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Dolch Second Grade Sight Words, as a word search. 12 words drawn from the terms and ideas of a school subject sit hidden in a 15×15 letter grid, running in every direction. Drag across a word to claim it, and clear the board to finish.

Words to find: ALWAYS, AROUND, BECAUSE, BEFORE, FIRST, FOUND, GREEN, RIGHT, SLEEP, THESE, THOSE, WHICH.

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Dolch Second Grade Sight Words word list, defined

General dictionary meanings, not specific to this puzzle's theme.

ALWAYS /ˈɔːlweɪz/ · adverb
At all times; on every occasion or without exception. It can also express a continuing or permanent state, as in 'she has always loved music.' Related: invariably, constantly, perpetually, forever.
AROUND /əˈraʊnd/ · adverb; preposition
In a circular movement or direction, or on all sides of something; also used to indicate approximate quantity, position in the vicinity of something, or the existence or availability of something. Related: approximately, roughly, nearby, about.
BECAUSE /bɪˈkɒz/ (UK); /bɪˈkɔːz/ or /bɪˈkɑːz/ (US) · conjunction
For the reason that; introduces a clause giving the cause or reason for something. Related: since, as, for, inasmuch as.
BEFORE /bɪˈfɔːr/ · preposition, adverb, conjunction
During the time earlier than a particular event or point; in front of someone or something in space, rank, or order. Related: prior to, earlier than, ahead of, in advance of.
FIRST /fɜːrst/ (US), /fɜːst/ (UK) · adjective, adverb, noun
Coming before all others in time, order, or importance; earliest or highest in rank. As a noun, the person or thing that comes before all others, or the beginning of a series. Related: initial, earliest, foremost, leading.
FOUND /faʊnd/ · verb
To establish or set up an institution, organization, city, or similar entity; also, as a homograph, it serves as the past tense of 'find', meaning to discover or come upon something. Related: establish, create, set up, institute.
GREEN /ɡriːn/ · adjective, noun, verb
Having the color between blue and yellow in the visible spectrum, or resembling the color of growing vegetation. The word also describes something unripe, fresh, inexperienced, politically associated with environmentalism, or informally, money. Related: verdant, emerald, grassy, fresh.
RIGHT /raɪt/ · noun, verb, adjective, adverb, interjection
Right means morally or legally acceptable, correct, or suitable; it can also mean opposite to left, and as a noun it denotes an entitlement or advantage. As an adverb it can mean exactly or immediately, while as a verb it means to correct or put something in order. Related: correct, proper, suitable, appropriate.
SLEEP /sliːp/ · noun and verb
As a noun, sleep is the state of rest characterized by reduced consciousness, responsiveness, and muscle activity, normally occurring periodically. As a verb, it means to rest in this state or to spend a period of time sleeping. Related: rest, slumber, nap, doze.
THESE /ðiːz/ · determiner and pronoun
These is a plural demonstrative word used to identify multiple people, things, or ideas. It functions before a plural noun as a determiner or independently as a pronoun. Related: those.
THOSE /ðəʊz/ (British English); /ðoʊz/ (American English) · determiner and pronoun
A plural demonstrative word used to identify people or things already known, mentioned, or contrasted, often with some distance in space or time. It functions as a determiner before a noun and as a pronoun when used independently. Related: the ones, the latter, the people concerned, the items referred to.
WHICH /wɪtʃ/ · interrogative pronoun, interrogative determiner, and relative pronoun
Which is a function word used to ask about or identify a particular person, thing, option, or course of action. It can also introduce a relative clause that identifies or provides information about an antecedent. Related: what, that, who, whichever.

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