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Fry Words List 6 (Words 126-150) - High-Frequency Word Practice

Welcome to our collection of spelling words from Fry Words List 6, which includes words 126-150 from the comprehensive Fry Words Lists 1-10. These high-frequency words are essential building blocks for early literacy and reading fluency. As an educator, I've seen how mastering these words can significantly improve a student's reading comprehension and writing abilities.

Words in Fry List 6

  • say
  • great
  • where
  • help
  • through
  • much
  • before
  • line
  • right
  • too
  • means
  • old
  • any
  • same
  • tell
  • boy
  • follow
  • came
  • want
  • show
  • also
  • around
  • form
  • three
  • small

Educational Significance and Common Core Alignment

These words from Fry List 6 align closely with several Common Core Standards. The high-frequency words in this list support multiple grade-level standards, particularly those focused on conventional spelling and writing proficiency:

  • CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.1.2.D: Use conventional spelling for words with common spelling patterns and for frequently occurring irregular words
  • CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.2.2.D: Generalize learned spelling patterns when writing words
  • CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.3.2.E: Use conventional spelling for high-frequency and other studied words

These standards are particularly relevant because Fry List 6 includes both regular pattern words (like "line" and "help") and irregular high-frequency words (such as "through" and "where"). Students working with these words develop both pattern recognition skills and memorization of common irregular spellings.

Using These Words in the Classroom

These 25 words represent a crucial set of vocabulary that students encounter frequently in their reading and writing. Many of these words appear regularly in grade-level texts and are essential for building reading fluency. By incorporating these words into regular spelling practice, students can develop automatic recognition and correct spelling of these common terms.

Practice Strategies

When working with Fry List 6 words, consider these effective teaching approaches:

  1. Use the words in context through sentence writing
  2. Practice with word sorts to identify spelling patterns
  3. Create word walls featuring these high-frequency words
  4. Incorporate the words into daily writing exercises
  5. Use multi-sensory approaches to reinforce learning

Assessment and Progress Monitoring

Regular assessment of these words helps ensure students are progressing in their spelling development. Consider using pre-tests and post-tests to measure improvement, and maintain ongoing records of student mastery of these essential words.

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Additional Resources

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Remember that consistent, structured practice with these high-frequency words will help students build a strong foundation for both reading and writing proficiency.