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Hopkins Elementary Sight Word Project

The Hopkins Elementary Sight Word Project, coordinated by Yanira Alfonso, Ed.S., aims to support English Language Learners (ELL) through targeted instruction on essential sight words. This initiative features relevant strategies for teaching words such as "why," "help," "put," "different," and "away," enhancing students' reading skills and comprehension. Educators, including 2nd grade teacher Paula Stewart and 1st grade teacher Roxanne Peake, collaborate to ensure effective learning. For more resources, visit Mrs. Alfonso's ELL website and the Hopkins Elementary class webpages.

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Hopkins Elementary Sight Word Project

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  1. Hopkins Elementary Sight Word Project Yanira Alfonso, Ed.S. ELL Language Specialist & Project Coordinator Contact Information: yanira_alfonso@gwinnett.k12.ga.us yalfonso7@bellsouth.net, Websites: Mrs. Alfonso's ELL Resource Website http://www.att.net/p/s/community.dll?ep=16&groupid=314263&ck= or Go to: “Class Websites” on the Hopkins Elementary Website http://www.gwinnett.k12.ga.us/HopkinsES/home.html September, 2007

  2. Words 136 – 140 Paula Stewart 2nd Grade Teacher Roxanne Peake First Grade Teacher

  3. why • Why did you like the book?

  4. help • I need your help lifting the box.

  5. put • She put a present on the table.

  6. different • I like to read all different kinds of books.

  7. away • He walked away from the dog.

  8. why • Why did you like the book?

  9. help • I need your help lifting the box.

  10. put • She put a present on the table.

  11. different • I like to read all different kinds of books.

  12. away • He walked away from the dog.

  13. why

  14. help

  15. put

  16. different

  17. away

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