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Level: A1

Fry Sight Words: 201–400

Words 201–400 of the Fry list — the next step in building reading fluency, each shown in a simple example sentence.

  • Words 201–225
  • high – The bird flew high in the sky.
  • every – Every student gets a book.
  • near – The dog is near the house.
  • add – I will add two apples.
  • food – We eat food every day.
  • between – The ball is between the shoes.
  • own – She has her own pencil.
  • below – The cat is below the table.
  • country – My country is very big.
  • plant – I water the plant.
  • last – Who was last in line?
  • school – We go to school to learn.
  • father – My father is tall.
  • keep – Please keep the room clean.
  • tree – There is a big tree in my yard.
  • never – I never eat bugs.
  • start – We start class at nine.
  • city – She lives in the city.
  • earth – The earth is round.
  • eyes – I have two eyes.
  • light – Turn on the light.
  • thought – I thought about my friends.
  • head – My head hurts.
  • under – The ball is under the bed.
  • story – Please read me a story.
  • Words 226–250
  • saw – I saw a bird outside.
  • left – She left her bag at home.
  • don’t – Don’t run in the hall.
  • few – I have a few candies.
  • while – Wait here for a while.
  • along – Walk along the path.
  • might – We might go to the park.
  • close – Close the door, please.
  • something – I see something in the box.
  • seem – You seem happy today.
  • next – Who is next?
  • hard – The rock is very hard.
  • open – Please open your book.
  • example – Here is an example of a question.
  • begin – We will begin soon.
  • life – Plants need water for life.
  • always – I always say thank you.
  • those – Those are my shoes.
  • both – Both kids are smiling.
  • paper – I drew on the paper.
  • together – Let’s work together.
  • got – She got a new toy.
  • group – Our group is big.
  • often – I often visit my grandma.
  • run – We run fast at recess.
  • Words 251–275
  • important – Brushing your teeth is important.
  • until – Wait here until I come back.
  • children – The children are playing.
  • side – Stand on this side.
  • feet – My feet are cold.
  • car – The car is red.
  • mile – We walked one mile.
  • night – The stars shine at night.
  • walk – Let’s walk to school.
  • white – The snow is white.
  • sea – Fish live in the sea.
  • began – The show began at five.
  • grow – Plants grow in the sun.
  • took – She took my hand.
  • river – The boat is on the river.
  • four – I have four crayons.
  • carry – Can you carry this bag?
  • state – What state do you live in?
  • once – I saw a frog once.
  • book – I read a book.
  • hear – Did you hear that sound?
  • stop – The bus will stop here.
  • without – I can’t draw without a pencil.
  • second – I am in second grade.
  • late – The train is late.
  • Words 276–300
  • miss – I miss my friend.
  • idea – That is a good idea.
  • enough – We have enough juice for all.
  • eat – I want to eat pizza.
  • face – She has a happy face.
  • watch – Let’s watch a movie.
  • far – The zoo is far away.
  • Indian – An Indian elephant is big.
  • real – Is that a real cat?
  • almost – I am almost done.
  • let – Let me help you.
  • above – The sun is above us.
  • girl – The girl is smiling.
  • sometimes – I sometimes eat cake.
  • mountains – We can see the mountains.
  • cut – Cut the paper with scissors.
  • young – The young puppy is small.
  • talk – I like to talk to my friends.
  • soon – Dinner will be ready soon.
  • list – I made a list of words.
  • song – We sang a song.
  • being – The cat is being very quiet.
  • leave – Please leave your shoes here.
  • family – My family is big.
  • it’s – It’s time for lunch.
  • Words 301–325
  • body – My body is strong.
  • music – I love music.
  • color – What color is your shirt?
  • stand – Please stand up.
  • sun – The sun is yellow.
  • questions – I have many questions.
  • fish – I saw a fish in the pond.
  • area – This area is clean.
  • mark – Put a mark on your paper.
  • dog – My dog likes to play.
  • horse – The horse runs fast.
  • birds – Birds fly in the sky.
  • problem – I can solve this problem.
  • complete – Please complete your work.
  • room – This is my room.
  • knew – I knew the answer.
  • since – I have been here since morning.
  • ever – Did you ever go to the zoo?
  • piece – Can I have a piece of cake?
  • told – I told her my name.
  • usually – I usually eat breakfast.
  • didn’t – I didn’t see the dog.
  • friends – My friends are nice.
  • easy – This game is easy.
  • heard – I heard a noise.
  • Words 326–350
  • order – Please order your books.
  • red – The apple is red.
  • door – Open the door, please.
  • sure – Are you sure?
  • become – The caterpillar will become a butterfly.
  • top – The ball is on top of the box.
  • ship – The ship sails on the sea.
  • across – Walk across the street.
  • today – Today is sunny.
  • during – Be quiet during class.
  • short – My pencil is short.
  • better – I feel better now.
  • best – This is my best drawing.
  • however – I am tired; however, I will finish.
  • low – The table is low.
  • hours – We stayed for two hours.
  • black – The cat is black.
  • products – These products are new.
  • happened – What happened at school?
  • whole – I ate the whole apple.
  • measure – Measure the desk, please.
  • remember – Remember to do your homework.
  • early – We came early today.
  • waves – I see big waves in the sea.
  • reached – I reached the finish line.
  • Words 351–375
  • listen – Listen to the teacher.
  • wind – The wind is blowing.
  • rock – I found a rock in the park.
  • space – The space is empty.
  • covered – The cake is covered with icing.
  • fast – The car is very fast.
  • several – I have several books.
  • hold – Hold my hand.
  • himself – He did it by himself.
  • toward – Walk toward the door.
  • five – I am five years old.
  • step – Take one step forward.
  • morning – We eat breakfast in the morning.
  • passed – The train passed by.
  • vowel – “A” is a vowel.
  • true – Is the story true?
  • hundred – There are one hundred stars.
  • against – The ball is against the wall.
  • pattern – This dress has a nice pattern.
  • numeral – The numeral 2 means two.
  • table – We eat at the table.
  • north – We live in the north.
  • slowly – Walk slowly here.
  • money – I have some money.
  • map – Let’s look at the map.
  • Words 376–400
  • farm – The farm has many animals.
  • pulled – She pulled the heavy wagon.
  • draw – I like to draw pictures.
  • voice – Her voice is soft.
  • seen – I have seen that movie.
  • cold – My hands are cold.
  • cried – The baby cried.
  • plan – We made a plan.
  • notice – Did you notice the rainbow?
  • south – I live in the south part of town.
  • sing – Can you sing a song?
  • war – The movie is about war.
  • ground – The ground is wet.
  • fall – The leaves fall in autumn.
  • king – The king has a crown.
  • town – Our town is small.
  • I’ll – I’ll help you clean up.
  • unit – One unit means one part.
  • figure – Can you draw this figure?
  • certain – Are you certain?
  • field – The kids played in the field.
  • travel – We travel by car.
  • wood – The wood is brown.
  • fire – The fire is warm.
  • upon – Once upon a time, there was a cat.