Sight Words — Set 3

a, an, and, to, in — tiny words, big impact!

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📖 Set 3 — Let’s Learn!

These tiny words glue sentences together! Without them, sentences wouldn’t make sense. They’re small but they appear in almost every sentence you read.

💡 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 3 Words

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

📖 a

“I have a book.”

💡 Tip: “A” is used before words that start with a consonant sound: a cat, a dog, a ball, a school.

🍎 an

“She ate an apple.”

💡 Tip: “An” is used before words that start with a vowel sound: an apple, an egg, an umbrella, an ice cream.

🤝 and

“Ram and Sita are friends.”

💡 Tip: “And” joins two things together: red and blue, mum and dad, bread and butter.

🏫 to

“I go to school.”

💡 Tip: “To” shows direction or purpose: go to school, go to the park, want to play, like to sing.

📦 in

“The cat is in the box.”

💡 Tip: “In” tells us something is inside: in the box, in the house, in the morning, in my bag.

🃏 Flashcard Practice

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

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🎮 Set 3 Quiz

Fill in the blanks with the correct sight word!

I have ___ book.

She ate ___ apple.

Ram ___ Sita are friends.

I go ___ school every day.

The toy is ___ the box.

Use “an” before words starting with a…

🎉 Quiz Complete!

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Fun Fact

The word “a” is the shortest complete word in English — just one letter! The rule for “a” vs “an” depends on sound, not spelling. We say “an hour” (because H is silent) but “a uniform” (because it sounds like “yoo”).

🎵 A cat and a dog,
🍎 An apple in a log!
🏫 Run to the school,
📦 Jump in the pool!

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