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High Frequency Words KS1 (bold=tricky words) Phase 2 Reception a an as at if in is it of off on can dad had back and get big him his not got up mum but the to I no go into Phase 3 will that this then them with see for now down look too he she we me be was you they all are my her Phase 4 went It s from children just help said have like so do some come were there little one when out what

Year 1 Phase 5 don t old I m by time house about your day made came make here saw very put oh their people Mr Mrs Ms looked called asked could Letters and sounds: High Frequency words Checklist (Next 200 common words in order) water garden away giant how let s did dragon would great or why home last who jumped bear before can t gran things fun new place everyone window our sleep play each take book find let more girl magic any shouted under fox trees through bad must fell red friends these there s began looking next better first hot that s hard baby floppy something eggs bed once live ever say small lived car king white town

Year 2 miss suddenly wanted dark found birds cried has than narrator coming because dog across head looks clothes round wind every pulled mother other thing laughed good feet been cold another man Its right horse room took which animals river am didn t hat lots along key again tea gave fly boat after box still over queen two end night where different thought sun three think run I ll really around know air us please many long eyes way most told eat Granddad door duck keep yes best boy he s even well gone work use tell tree wish fish we re sat food stopped may want morning stop park soon going green sea rabbit couldn t school inside never liked I ve ran snow need plants only cat top mouse grow

Word list for year 3 accident(ally) century February length popular strange circle forward(s) library potatoes thought actual(ly) decide fruit minute promise through address describe heard naughty purpose various answer arrive early heart notice quarter weight believe earth height occasion(ally) question woman/women bicycle eight history often reign /eighth centre enough learn perhaps sentence Word list for year 4 appear Continue grammar material possible suppose breath different group medicine pressure surprise breathe difficult guard mention probably therefore build disappear guide natural recent though/although busy/business exercise imagine opposite regular calendar experience important ordinary remember caught experiment increase particular separate certain extreme interest peculiar special complete famous island position straight consider favourite knowledge possess(ion) strength

Word list for year 5 amateur communicate dictionary government nuisance rhythm ancient community explanation hindrance occupy secretary apparent conscience environment individual occur shoulder available convenience equip ( ped, interfere lightning soldier ment) average curiosity excellent language persuade stomach bargain desperate existence leisure programme temperature bruise determined familiar muscle queue twelfth cemetery develop foreign neighbour recognise vegetable forty rhyme Word list for year 6 accommodate committee especially mischievous relevant thorough accompany competition exaggerate necessary restaurant variety according conscious frequently opportunity sacrifice vehicle achieve controversy guarantee parliament signature yacht aggressive correspond harass prejudice sincere(ly) appreciate criticise identity privilege sufficient (critic + ise) attached definite immediate(ly) profession suggest awkward disastrous interrupt pronunciation symbol category embarrass marvellous recommend system