Let’s go through each sentence one by one and pick the best word from the box that fits.
The words we can use are:
is, one, come, away, make, big, blue, little, up, my
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1.
The ______ girl is happy.
We need an adjective to describe “girl.” Good choices: *big*, *little*, *blue* (but blue doesn’t make sense for a person), *my*.
“Little” sounds nice — “The little girl is happy.”
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→
little
2.
______ your bed.
This is a command. What do you do with your bed? You “make” it!
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Make
3.
______ to the park.
What do you do to get to the park? You “come” or “go,” but “come” is in the list.
Actually, “Come to the park” makes sense as an invitation.
→
Come
4.
That dress is ______.
Describing a dress — color or size? “Blue” is a color. “Big” or “little” could work too, but “blue” is more specific and common for dresses.
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blue
5.
That is ______ bike.
Possession? “My bike” makes perfect sense.
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my
6.
Build a ______ castle.
What kind of castle? “Big” castle sounds fun and logical.
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big
7.
Climb ______ the tree.
You climb “up” a tree. That’s the direction.
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up
8.
The dog ______ sick.
We need a verb. “Is” fits perfectly — “The dog is sick.”
→
is
9.
Take ______ candy.
How much candy? “One” candy — meaning one piece. Makes sense.
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one
10.
The bird flew ______.
Where did it fly? “Away” — like flying off into the sky.
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away
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Final Answer:
1. little
2. Make
3. Come
4. blue
5. my
6. big
7. up
8. is
9. one
10. away
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of sight word sentences worksheet.