Sight Words — Set 4

my, your, this, that, has — words about belonging and pointing!

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📖 Set 4 — Let’s Learn!

These words help us talk about who owns something (my, your, has) and point at things (this, that). They make our sentences clearer!

💡 How to Practice

Read each word aloud 3 times. Then read the example sentence. Finally, try making your own sentence with that word! Use the flashcards and quiz below to test yourself.

🏆 Set 4 Words

Learn each word, its meaning, and how to use it!

📕 my

“This is my book.”

💡 Tip: “My” shows something belongs to you: my bag, my name, my school, my mother.

🫵 your

“What is your name?”

💡 Tip: “Your” shows something belongs to the person you’re talking to: your turn, your bag, your house.

👈 this

“This is a pencil.”

💡 Tip: “This” points to something NEAR you. Hold up a pencil and say “This is a pencil.”

👉 that

“That is a tree.”

💡 Tip: “That” points to something FAR from you. Point at a tree outside and say “That is a tree.”

👗 has

“She has a red dress.”

💡 Tip: “Has” means someone owns or possesses something: He has a ball. She has long hair. The cat has soft fur.

🃏 Flashcard Practice

Tap the card to reveal the sentence. Practice until you know them all!

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🎮 Set 4 Quiz

Fill in the blanks with the correct sight word!

This is ___ book. (belongs to me)

What is ___ name? (asking someone)

___ is a pencil. (pointing at something near)

___ is a mountain. (pointing far away)

She ___ a beautiful dress.

“This” is for things that are…

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Fun Fact

“This” and “that” are called demonstratives — they demonstrate (point to) things! “This” for near, “that” for far. If you can touch it, use “this”. If you have to point, use “that”!

🎵 My bag, your bag, on the shelf,
👈 This is mine, I chose myself!
👉 That is yours, far over there,
👗 She has a bow in her hair!

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