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Level: A1

Fry Sight Words: 601–800

Words 601–800 of the Fry list — more high-frequency vocabulary, with every word shown in a simple example sentence.

  • Words 601–625
  • cross – Look both ways before you cross the street.
  • speak – Please speak softly in class.
  • solve – I can solve this puzzle.
  • appear – The moon will appear at night.
  • metal – The spoon is made of metal.
  • son – My son is five years old.
  • either – You can choose either apple or banana.
  • ice – Put some ice in my drink.
  • sleep – Go to sleep early tonight.
  • village – The village is very small.
  • factors – Two and three are factors of six.
  • result – I was happy with my result.
  • jumped – The frog jumped into the pond.
  • snow – The snow is white and soft.
  • ride – I like to ride my bike.
  • care – Please care for your pet.
  • floor – The floor is clean.
  • hill – We ran down the hill.
  • pushed – She pushed the swing.
  • baby – The baby is sleeping.
  • buy – Let’s buy some fruit.
  • century – A century is one hundred years.
  • outside – We play outside after lunch.
  • everything – I brought everything I need.
  • tall – The giraffe is very tall.
  • Words 626–650
  • already – I have already finished my lunch.
  • instead – Let’s walk instead of running.
  • phrase – “Thank you” is a phrase.
  • soil – Plants grow in the soil.
  • bed – I sleep in my bed at night.
  • copy – Please copy these words.
  • free – The puppy is running free.
  • hope – I hope you have a nice day.
  • spring – Spring is a warm season.
  • case – Put the pencil in its case.
  • laughed – She laughed at the funny joke.
  • nation – Our nation is big.
  • quite – I am quite tired today.
  • type – What type of juice do you like?
  • themselves – They did it by themselves.
  • temperature – The temperature is high.
  • bright – The sun is very bright.
  • lead – Please lead the way.
  • everyone – Everyone is here today.
  • method – We used a new method to paint.
  • section – Read the first section of the story.
  • lake – The lake is big and blue.
  • iron – The iron gate is strong.
  • within – Stay within the lines.
  • dictionary – Look up the word in the dictionary.
  • Words 651–675
  • hair – She has long hair.
  • age – What is your age?
  • amount – We need the right amount of water.
  • scale – The scale shows how heavy you are.
  • pounds – The dog weighs ten pounds.
  • although – I went outside although it was cold.
  • per – We get one sticker per day.
  • broken – The cup is broken.
  • moment – Wait a moment, please.
  • tiny – The ant is very tiny.
  • possible – It is possible to win.
  • gold – The ring is made of gold.
  • milk – I drink milk every day.
  • quiet – Please be quiet in the library.
  • natural – A tree is a natural thing.
  • lot – We have a lot of homework.
  • stone – There is a big stone in the yard.
  • act – Try to act in the school play.
  • build – We build with blocks.
  • middle – The cat sat in the middle of the rug.
  • speed – The car goes at a fast speed.
  • count – Let’s count to ten.
  • consonant – The letter “b” is a consonant.
  • someone – Someone knocked on the door.
  • sail – The boat will sail away.
  • Words 676–700
  • rolled – The ball rolled down the hill.
  • bear – The bear lives in the forest.
  • wonder – I wonder what is inside.
  • smiled – She smiled at her friend.
  • angle – This triangle has a sharp angle.
  • fraction – One-half is a fraction.
  • Africa – Lions live in Africa.
  • killed – The bug was killed by the spray.
  • melody – The song has a pretty melody.
  • bottom – The toy is at the bottom of the box.
  • trip – We will take a trip to the zoo.
  • hole – The rabbit made a hole.
  • poor – The poor puppy was hungry.
  • let’s – Let’s go outside.
  • fight – The boys had a fight at recess.
  • surprise – The cake was a surprise.
  • French – She can speak French.
  • died – The flower died without water.
  • beat – I can beat the drum.
  • exactly – I did exactly what you said.
  • remain – Please remain seated.
  • dress – Her dress is blue.
  • cat – The cat is sleeping.
  • couldn’t – I couldn’t reach the shelf.
  • fingers – Wiggle your fingers.
  • Words 701–725
  • row – We sit in a row in class.
  • least – I have the least number of stickers.
  • catch – Can you catch the ball?
  • climbed – She climbed the tree.
  • wrote – I wrote a letter to grandma.
  • shouted – He shouted my name.
  • continued – The rain continued all night.
  • itself – The dog can open the door by itself.
  • else – Is anyone else coming?
  • plains – Horses live on the plains.
  • gas – The car needs gas to run.
  • England – London is in England.
  • burning – The fire is burning bright.
  • design – I like the design on your shirt.
  • joined – I joined the soccer team.
  • foot – My foot hurts.
  • law – We must follow the law.
  • ears – Rabbits have long ears.
  • glass – The glass is full of milk.
  • you’re – You’re my best friend.
  • grew – The plant grew very tall.
  • skin – My skin is soft.
  • valley – A river runs through the valley.
  • cents – This candy costs ten cents.
  • key – I lost my key.
  • Words 726–750
  • president – The president gave a speech.
  • brown – The dog is brown.
  • trouble – I got in trouble for being late.
  • cool – The water feels cool.
  • cloud – There is a big cloud in the sky.
  • lost – I lost my toy at school.
  • sent – She sent me a card.
  • symbols – Hearts and stars are symbols.
  • wear – Please wear your coat.
  • bad – That smell is bad.
  • save – I want to save my money.
  • experiment – We did an experiment in science.
  • engine – The car’s engine is loud.
  • alone – I read a book alone.
  • drawing – She made a drawing of a cat.
  • east – The sun rises in the east.
  • choose – Choose your favorite color.
  • single – I have a single cookie.
  • touch – Please touch your toes.
  • information – The map gives us information.
  • express – It is hard to express my feelings.
  • mouth – Please open your mouth.
  • yard – I play in my yard every day.
  • equal – The two sides are equal.
  • decimal – Write the number as a decimal.
  • Words 751–775
  • yourself – Please do it by yourself.
  • control – The driver has control of the car.
  • practice – I practice reading every day.
  • report – I gave a report to the class.
  • straight – Draw a straight line.
  • rise – The sun will rise soon.
  • statement – She made a statement about safety.
  • stick – Use a stick to draw in the sand.
  • party – I went to a birthday party.
  • seeds – We planted seeds in the garden.
  • suppose – I suppose you are right.
  • woman – The woman smiled at me.
  • coast – We saw the coast from the boat.
  • bank – We crossed the river bank.
  • period – Put a period at the end of your sentence.
  • wire – The bird sat on the wire.
  • pay – Please pay for the snack.
  • clean – Clean your desk before you go.
  • visit – Can we visit grandma?
  • bit – I want a bit of cake.
  • whose – Whose hat is this?
  • received – I received a letter today.
  • garden – We have tomatoes in the garden.
  • please – Please sit down.
  • strange – That sound is strange.
  • Words 776–800
  • caught – I caught the ball.
  • fell – The apple fell from the tree.
  • team – Our team won the game.
  • God – We sing about God in church.
  • captain – The captain drives the ship.
  • direct – Please direct me to the door.
  • ring – I wear a ring on my finger.
  • serve – We serve lunch at noon.
  • child – The child is playing outside.
  • desert – The desert is hot and dry.
  • increase – Drinking water can increase your energy.
  • history – We read a story from history.
  • cost – What does it cost?
  • maybe – Maybe we will go to the park.
  • business – My mom runs a business.
  • separate – Please separate the blocks by color.
  • break – Let's break for lunch.
  • uncle – My uncle is visiting today.
  • hunting – They went hunting for bugs in the yard.
  • flow – The river will flow all year.
  • lady – The lady wears a red hat.
  • students – The students are learning to read.
  • human – A human can talk.
  • art – We made art in class.
  • feeling – I have a good feeling about today.