Vocabulary Words - First Grade - S:

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• sad
  (adj.) Unhappy.
  
  
• same
  (adj.) Alike, equal.
  
  
• sap
  (n.) The liquid that carries food through a plant.
  
  
• sat
  (v.) Past tense of sit; rested on the lower part of your body.
  
  
• save
  (v.) To keep something to use it later.
  (v.) To use less of something so that you don't waste any.
  (v.) To keep someone or something safe from harm.
  
  
• say
  (v.) To express with words.
  
  
• school
  (n.) A place for learning and teaching.
  (n.) A place where children or young people are taught.
  (n.) A place for learning.
  (v.) To teach or educate.
  
  
• sea
  (n.) A body of salt water that is smaller than an ocean.
  
  
• see
  (v.) To look at with your eyes.
  
  
• self
  (n.) A person, including his or her own character.
  
  
• send
  (v.) To cause something or someone to go somewhere.
  
  
• set
  (v.) To carefully put something down somewhere.
  (n.) A group of objects that are similar or related.
  (n.) A period of time in a tennis match.
  (v.) To establish or reach.
  
  
• seven
  (n.) The number 7.
  
  
• she
  (pronoun) A female person or animal.
  
  
• shoe
  (n.) An outer covering for your foot, usually made of leather or canvas.
  
  
• sick
  (adj.) Having a disease or illness.
  
  
• side
  (n.) An edge or outer part.
  (n.) A group.
  (v.) To support, agree with.
  
  
• sip
  (v.) To drink a little at a time.
  
  
• sister
  (n.) A girl that has the same parents as you.
  
  
• sit
  (v.) To rest on the lower part of your body.
  
  
• six
  (adj.) The number 6.
  
  
• size
  (n.) How big or small something is.
  
  
• skin
  (n.) The outside covering of a person or animal.
  
  
• skip
  (v.) To hop on one foot and then another.
  (v.) To pass over .
  
  
• sled
  (n.) A small vehicle with two runners that you use for sliding on snow or ice.
  
  

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