When these words are introduced, and in what sequence, could vary by classroom to classroom. “There’s not a research-defined list of, ‘You should teach these words at this time,’ ” she said.

The program aligns with the district’s goal that all 3 rd graders be able to recognize 250 to 300 sight words and read on grade level. “If you can’t read, you can’t succeed,” said Cross.

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