Eighth 100 Words Fry Words — Group 3

Free printable Eighth 100 Words Fry word tracing worksheets, Group 3 — the third quarter of this hundred. Download or print instantly.

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Continuing the Eighth 100 Words progression

Group 3 continues from Group 2, covering the next 25 words of the Eighth 100 Words list. By this point in the sequence, a child has usually built real momentum with the overall pattern of practicing a new small batch at a time.

Where the Eighth 100 Words list fits in the full 1,000

The Eighth Hundred covers Fry words #701 through #800 and continues that curriculum-specific pattern, with more math and science vocabulary ("decimal," "equal," "experiment") appearing alongside descriptive words about people and places ("business," "history," "valley"). Words at this frequency rank are used often enough to be worth direct, dedicated practice, but rarely enough that most of them represent genuinely new territory for a child compared to the earlier, more universally common hundreds.

Using this worksheet effectively

Occasionally revisiting Group 1 and Group 2 alongside this one helps confirm earlier words are staying solid, not just the newest ones. Every worksheet here downloads as a free, print-ready PDF with no account required.

Frequently asked questions

Four groups in total — this is the third, with one more (Group 4) to follow.

Yes — occasionally revisiting Group 1 and Group 2 helps confirm those words are staying solid, not just the newest ones being learned now.

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