Check out the National Literacy Programme; as for each year group there are a designated list. For example Year 1 children have approxiamately 40 key words to learn. In Year 2 this is built upon and added to.
Hope this helps.
2006-11-05 09:27:06
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answered by Safety First 3
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There are a list of high frequency words that children learn to read at school. These words are sight words which means they don't nec. needto be sounded out (using a reading strategy to sound each letter and build the word). They include words like, I, had, was. When a child learns these depends very much on the support provided at home, general cognitive ability and opportunities to practice but they would be taught in the first 2 years of school. http://www.standards.dfes.gov.uk/primary/publications/literacy/nls_framework/486193/
By the time they finish year 2 (aged 7) should be able to read first 150 words. Then the lists change to medium frequency words.
2006-11-03 06:24:18
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answered by katerwits 1
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2016-04-30 18:24:04
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answered by ? 3
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Depends on the child, it's parents (if they do reading help at home) the reading scheme of the school and the child's teacher. But around 5 years old (UK system).
2006-11-03 02:13:46
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answered by Val G 5
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5 years old in the UK lol. i dont think so... there are 45 reception words for 5-6 year olds that they need to be able to read/spell. you are looking on average year 1-2, middle and top infants of course you can always have exceptions to the rule depending on how reading is projected to them
2006-11-03 06:17:07
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answered by Anonymous
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When I attained this level in German and asked a German how old would I be with my language he told me 5 Years?
He bought the next round.
2006-11-03 02:07:45
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answered by Anonymous
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i' m in 11th grade and i have to rememeber 80 words for reading the book "The Crucible" for each chapter, and thats still hard for me so i say never
2006-11-03 02:04:00
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answered by michael b 2
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well...when i was in elemntary school...we had spelling/vocab workshops starting from...2nd or 3rd grade we had 8-10 words per week....so that adds up to....do the math
2006-11-03 02:06:55
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answered by Person 3
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