3rd Grade Sight Words and PDF
Sight words and PDF worksheets for 3rd Grade, it also includes academic and reading words of the grade. Students in 3rd grade should be able to spell all Dolch and Fry words. This list has the last 300 sight words to enrich children's vocabulary skills; each word has a definition and sample. They are shown by usage frequency too.
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Sight Words 
Upon 3rd grade, children's sight words should be over 1200 words. Finish this list means you can spell all words in Dolch and Fry, and you should be able to deal with elementary-level writing now.
Don't confuse sight words and spelling words. Sight words need your instinct reflection; spelling words may let you think a while. Some words possibly are hard for 3rd-grade students, who need to practice until 5th grade to master them entirely as sight words.
We develop online tools for each word, like interactive cards. However, the nature of spelling is on paper, not on screen. It is why we also provide printable worksheets for offline exercise.
Don't confuse sight words and spelling words. Sight words need your instinct reflection; spelling words may let you think a while. Some words possibly are hard for 3rd-grade students, who need to practice until 5th grade to master them entirely as sight words.
We develop online tools for each word, like interactive cards. However, the nature of spelling is on paper, not on screen. It is why we also provide printable worksheets for offline exercise.
woman
whose
rather
death
year
sent
wife
thus
alone
received
women
business
dead
really
fell
human
evening
lady
fear
sense
sight
necessary
art
information
strange
feeling
blood
rose
forward
view
position
suppose
mine
effect
fair
except
army
history
office
church
company
especially
yourself
arm
save
trouble
wrong
various
particular
chief
chance
deal
visit
mouth
rich
won't
afraid
single
condition
march
caught
period
hall
property
born
tone
silent
perfect
experience
fresh
east
value
cost
difficult
bit
lie
provide
understood
prepared
straight
corner
modern
rise
touch
equal
allow
board
safe
doctor
wouldn't
hat
crowd
enter
seat
statement
dream
movement
expect
spread
opposite
isn't
trade
consider
captain
interesting
serve
similar
mountain
bank
stream
choose
agreed
thick
blow
report
coast
shoulder
gentle
capital
practice
sharp
weight
thin
famous
weak
guess
science
uncle
entire
direct
actually
express
loud
won
Sunday
fruit
soldier
wasn't
drawing
April
current
separate
control
doesn't
process
increase
supply
huge
wear
level
ahead
addition
bought
bare
enjoy
total
term
awful
meat
cool
shop
sand
gift
cattle
sell
win
cook
desert
observe
gun
cloud
February
aunt
belong
we'll
indicate
poem
key
sugar
artist
substance
division
branch
print
alarm
western
industry
northern
match
settle
sunshine
steel
element
repeat
track
rope
burn
flow
southern
hunting
detail
purple
lift
determine
smell
arrive
silly
create
suggest
visitor
wire
student
score
favorite
cotton
bark
dollar
solution
wing
trick
column
experiment
maybe
Ohio
bone
pole
president
string
electric
stretch
tie
major
compare
cart
block
sir
crop
exciting
vegetable
factory
symbol
juice
shower
pony
tube
compound
drum
planet
drawer
mouse
underline
insect
dragon
tool
chalk
worker
rhythm
chocolate
crawl
oxygen
chart
plural
scarf
adjective
decimal
mall
radio
truck
triangle
molecule
suffix
fig
hoe
locate
bruise
bunny
hobby
clown
barn
carve
garbage
turtle
hamburger
airplane
bathtub
playground
Arizona
spaceship
girlfriend
seashore
walnut
Miami
yawn
cereal
recycle
refill
tourist
unsafe
video
restart
Academic Words
Word List for Arts
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apostrophe 
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text character used to mark the possessive or to show the omission of letters or numbers | |
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article
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essay; editorial; individual thing or element of a class | |
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background
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the state of the environment in which a situation exists; information that is essential to understanding a situation or problem | |
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biography
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an account of the series of events making up a person's life; accounts of people's life | |
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cause
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something produces a result; basis for an action or response; a reason | |
Word List for Social
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artifact
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object made by human beings; inaccurate observation, effect, or result | |
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ballot
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printed or written ticket used in voting; act of voting; whole number of votes cast at an election | |
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candidate
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person who is considered for something; person who seeks or is nominated for an office, prize, or honor | |
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chronology
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time sequence; arrangement of events in time | |
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city council
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a governing body of people elected to oversee management of a city and represent the interests of residents | |
Word List for Math
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associative property
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a property of some binary operations | |
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calculator
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a small machine that is used for mathematical calculations | |
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Celsius
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of or relating to a temperature scale that registers the freezing point of water | |
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circle graph
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a type of graph in which a circle is divided into sectors that each represent a proportion of the whole | |
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combination
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blend; union; the act of arranging elements into specified groups without regard to order | |
Word List for Science
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absorb
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assimilate or incorporate; suck or drink up; occupy full attention | |
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adaptations
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change in behavior of a person or group in response to new or modified surroundings | |
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chlorophyll
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any of a group of green pigments found in photosynthetic organisms; there are four naturally occurring forms | |
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clay
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very fine-grained soil that is plastic when moist but hard when fired | |
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compost
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a mixture of decaying vegetation and manure; used as a fertilizer | |
Word List for Literature
The Emperor's New Clothes Word List
chase | |
n. hunting of wild animals, used with the | |
accustomed | |
a. commonly used or practiced; usual a. in the habit of or adapted to | |
merrily | |
ad. in a joyous manner | |
rogue | |
n. a deceitful and unreliable scoundrel | |
splendid | |
a. having great beauty and splendor | |
The Story of a Mother Word List
downcast | |
a. low in spirit; directed downward | |
ale | |
n. a general name for beer made with a top fermenting yeast | |
cradle | |
n. a baby bed with sides and rockers | |
burr | |
v. make a whirring sound | |
wrung | |
v. (past tense) twist so as to strain or sprain into a distorted shape | |
The False Collar Word List
garter | |
n. a band that is worn around the leg to hold up a stocking | |
girdle | |
n. a belt or cord worn around the waist n. an encircling or ringlike structure | |
occasion | |
n. reason or cause | |
boast | |
v. talk with excessive pride and self-satisfaction | |
prude | |
n. a person excessively concerned, like a woman who shows or affects extreme modesty | |
The Four Clever Brothers Word List
cunning | |
n. the quality or skill of being clever at planning something, especially by tricking other people | |
gallows | |
n. (pl) a structure, typically of two uprights and a crosspiece, for the hanging of criminals | |
meddle | |
v. try to change or have an influence on things that are not your responsibility | |
serve out | |
v. complete (a term in office, a prison sentence, etc.) | |
likewise | |
ad. in like or similar manner | |
The white Snake Word List
suspicion | |
n. a belief or idea that something may be true | |
brook | |
n. a natural stream of water smaller than a river (and often a tributary of a river) | |
waddle | |
v. walk unsteadily | |
spare no trouble | |
v. use a lot of effort, expense, etc. to do something | |
amend | |
v. change something, especially the words of a text | |
The Golden Goose Word List
despise | |
v. look down on with disdain | |
sneer | |
v. talk about or look at someone or something in an unkind way that shows you do not respect | |
hew | |
v. strike with an axe; cut down | |
draught | |
n. a serving of drink | |
sensibly | |
ad. with good sense or in a reasonable or intelligent manner | |
The Fisherman and His Wife Word List
pigsty | |
n. an enclosed area where pigs are kept | |
sparkling | |
a. shining with brilliant points of light like stars | |
enchanted | |
a. affected by magic or seeming to be affected by magic | |
streak | |
n. a narrow marking of a different color or texture from the background | |
snug | |
a. warm, comfortable, and protected | |
The Little Peasant Word List
gossip | |
n. a sponsor at baptism n. someone who enjoys talking about other people and their private lives | |
proceeds | |
n. money obtained from an event or activity | |
parson | |
n. a person authorized to conduct religious worship | |
feast | |
n. a ceremonial dinner party for many people | |
tile | |
n thin rectangular slab of baked clay, used in overlapping rows for covering roofs | |
The Salad Word List
briskly | |
ad. in a quick, energetic way | |
cloak | |
n. a loose outer piece of clothing without sleeves | |
chirp | |
v. (especially of a bird) to make a short high sound or sounds | |
chatter | |
v. click repeatedly or uncontrollably | |
glitter | |
v. be shiny, as if wet | |
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To print 3rd Grade sight words' PDF worksheets, you need to specify a list (1-8), then select worksheet type. All printable PDF - wordlists, flashcards, and worksheets - are based on the selected list.
The available types are as following:
The available types are as following:
- Word List shows all words in alphabet order;
- Card prints words and explanations on one side by alphabet order;
- Word Match provides offline exercise to match the explanation to the right word, it's a single-page sheet with random words from the current list.
- Fill In provides offline exercise to complete a word by its explanation, it's a single-page sheet with random words from the current list.
- Spelling provides offline exercise to spell a word by its explanation, it's a single-page sheet with random words from the current list.
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