Fry Phrases – The First 100
Fry Phrases – the First 100 lists 81 phrases or short sentences using the first 100 Fry sight words. Examples are: You and I, up in the air, May I go first?, and Get on the bus.
CCSS RF.K.3c & R.F.1.3g
The Fry phrases you’ll find here are appropriate for kindergarten through fifth grade. Each set has 81 to 90 commonly used phrases, many of which are easily recognizable as part of our everyday vocabulary. Check out the description for each set of phrases to see which Fry word list most of the words come from. Some phrases contain more than one Fry word. Most are not complete sentences. Example phrases are: “Get on the bus”, “Answer my questions”, “The force be with you”, and “I can’t do it”.
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CCSS RF.K.3c, R.F.1.3g, RF.2.3.f, RF.3.3d, RF.4.3a & RF.5.3a
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Fry Phrases – the First 100 lists 81 phrases or short sentences using the first 100 Fry sight words. Examples are: You and I, up in the air, May I go first?, and Get on the bus.
CCSS RF.K.3c & R.F.1.3g
Fry Phrases – The Second 100 lists 90 phrases or short sentences using the second 100 words from the Fry words list. Examples: Where in the world? and It’s only me.
CCSS RF.2.3.f
Fry Phrases – The Third 100 lists 90 phrases using the third 100 words from the Fry words list. Examples include: between the lines, in the beginning, and Close the door.
CCSS RF.3.3d
Fry Phrases – The Fourth 100 lists 89 phrases or short sentences using the fourth 100 words from the Fry words list. Examples: early in the morning, cold and hungry, black and blue.
CCSS RF.4.3a & RF.5.3a
Fry Phrases – The Fifth 100 lists 89 phrases using the fifth 100 words from the Fry words list. Examples are: less than a week, I cannot do this. Circle the wagons. The force is with you!
CCSS RF.4.3a & RF.5.3a
Fry Phrases – The Sixth 100 lists 90 phrases using the sixth 100 words from the Fry words list. Examples are: The test was hard. Shall we go? and Sign your name here.
CCSS RF.4.3a & RF.5.3a