22-month reading progress

My daughter is now 22-month old. I had stopped recording the words/phrases she can speak or read for quite some time. My hubby told me it's never too late to restart again as it will be a good memory for us all. So here there are:

Words she can read without pictures:
Body parts:
head
forehead
hair
eye
nose
ear
teeth
lips
mouth
tongue
cheek
neck
chin
shoulder
arm
armpit
hand
tummy
navel
finger
fingernail
thumb
elbow
thigh
leg
feet
toes
knee
ankle

Fruits:
apple
banana
pear
watermelon
honeydew
grape
grapefruit
tangerine
water apple
pineapple
kiwi fruit
orange
tomato
cherry
strawberry
longan
lychee
lemon
loquat
papaya
mango
peach

Colors:
blue
red
yellow
green
pink
purple
brown
black
white
grey

Animal/Insect:
dog
puppy
cat
kitten
mouse
duck
duckling
chicken
rooster
hen
chick
rabbit
cow
calf
horse
foal
pony
sheep
lamb
goat
pig
piglet
bear
giraffe
lion
cub
tiger
leopard
caterpillar
goldfish
fish
ant
fly
ladybird
ladybug
spider
dragonfly
snail
worm
dinosaur
dragon
butterfly
bee
crocodile
alligator
frog
tadpole
otter
panda
water dragon
snake
chimpanzees
toucan
ostrich
rhinoceros
gorilla
monkey
koala
kangaroo
emu
parrot
caterpillar
bull
hippo/hippopotamus
deer
zebra
penguin
donkey
camel
squirrel
iguana
wolf
turtle
turkey
flamingo
walrus
goose
gosling
yak
elephant
eagle
bird
polar bear
reindeer
seal
shark

Shapes:
circle
square
diamond shape
heart shape
rectangle
oval
triangle
trapezium
pentagon
spiral
hexagon
Octagon
semicircle
star
crescent

Numbers:
Numeric numbers from 0 to 20
One
two
three
four
five
six
seven
eight
nine
ten
eleven
twelve

Family:
daddy
mummy
sister
brother
grandpa
grandma
uncle
auntie
baby
boy
girl

Food:
corn
biscuit
jam tart
orange juice
bread
cookies
soup
pasta
donut
cheese
milk
spaghetti
water
rice
candy

Toys:
ball
rubber duck
board game
marbles
puzzle
tricycle
kite
rings
slide

Transportation:
car
police car
ambulance
fire engire
truck
tractor
bus
digger
motorcycle
bicycle
boat
ship
aeroplane
yacht
taxi
plane
garbage truck
train
steamer
helicopter

Vegetables:
carrot
corn
vegetable
lettuce
bitter gourd
chilli
asparagus
onion
mushroom
green pepper
bamboo shoot
coconut
cabbage
celery
cauliflower
broccoli
spinach
garlic
eggplant
pumpkin
jew's-ear
pea

Nature:
sky
sun
moon
star
cloud
wind
rain
grass
tree
flower

Alphabet (A to Z):
A for ant, axe, aeroplane, acorn, anchor, apple, apron, astronaut, arrows, ambulance, alarm clock *abacus *avocado (*sometimes will forget how to read)
B for ball, bell, book, boy, bowl, balloon, banana, bear, bread, butterfly, burger, bus, belt, bicycle, biscuits, bun, buttons, boots, bag
C for cake, candles, clock, crocodile, cat, clown, cushion, carrot, cup, cap, crayons, *chalk, cheese, *computer, candles, car, *chocolate, crown, comb, cherry (*not so good yet)
D for drum, duck, doll, desk, duster, dolphin, dice, dinosaur, digger, dog
E for elephant, envelopes, egg, eggcup, ear, eye, eight, eraser, *earth (*not that accurate yet)
F for fork, fish, flower, fairy, fruits, float, fan, flags, *files, *feather, *fried chicken, fire engine, four (*sometimes will forget how to read)
G for glass, girl, gate, goat, gorilla, grapes, goldfish, grapefruit, *guitar, globe, gloves, *goggles (*new words for her)
H for handkerchief, helicopter, hat, hammer, handbag, hair pins, house, horse, hairbrush, hanger, honey, heart, hen
I for igloo, ice-cream, ink, *iron, ice, iguana, insect, island (*new word for her)
J for jug, jam, jeans, jacket, jelly, jeep, jewel
K for key, *kettle, knot, kitten, *knife, kite, koala bears, kangaroo, kiwifruit (*new words for her)
L for lamp, lorry, lamb, log, lemon, leaf, lion, lollipop, ladder, ladybird, leopard, leaves, *light bulb (new word for her)
M for mouse, milk, moon, *mittens, mushroom, mug, mop, monkey, motorcycle, marbles, mask, money, mirror, *mosquito, mangoes, *magnet (new words for her)
N for newspaper, *notebook, net, nest, nose, *needle, necktie, nine, nails, nuts (new words for her)
O for ostrich, orange juice, onion, open, octopus, one, *orchid, owl (*new word for her)
P for paint, paintbrush, peas, pear, puppy, penguin, present, potato, *prawn, paper clips, pineapple, papaya, papers, pegs, plate, picture, pizza, pen, pencils, pillow, pear, purple, pig, *purse, pail, *poster (*new words for her)
Q for queen, quilt, quail, *question mark, *quills (*new words for her)
R for rainbow, rain, rocket, robot, rabbit, *rug, *radio, *ruler, *rattle, ribbon, rope, refrigerator (*new words for her)
S for star, sheep, ship, *scooter, spoon, spade, strawberry, stool, slide, shoes, scissors, *sunglasses, *shells, *sweet potatoes, socks, starfruit, *sandwich, soap, *stingray (*new words for her)
T for teapot, tea, tiger, tractor, turtle, *tortoise, tomato, telephone, teddy bear, toothbrush, triangle, tyre, television, truck (*new word for her)
U for umbrella, *unicorn, uniform (*new word for her)
V for van, violin, vase, vest, vegetable, *vulture (*new word for her)
W for watch, window, watermelon, water, whale, *whistle, *windmill, wand, wheel, *watering can (*new words for her)
X for xylophone, x-ray
Y for yo-yo, yacht, yarn, yoghurt, yolk
Z for zebra, zips, zipper, zoo, zigzig, zero

others common words that she can read:
barn
farm
colors
happy
sorry
shapes
alphabet
numbers
picture
jump
run
up
down
wall
smile
hello
bye bye
how are you
thank you
hi
tickle
where
what's that
balloon
play
laugh
cry
bathroom
door
window
help
book
iphone
pencils
crayons
all
are
be
can
cold
come
go
goes
to
the
do
down
up
dress
eat
drink
fun
happy
he
she
in
me
my
no
yes
of
off
on
our
house
that
many
today
what
where
who
you

Still counting......Just realized that it's impossible for me to list down all the words/phrases my daughter can read now. So I might miss out here and there as she is learning new words everyday too. This is just for a rough guideline and record for her reading progress. 


p/s: All those pictures are only for illustrations. I don't use those to teach at all. However, those are good teaching material to teach though. Just remember, there are no dumb children, only lazy parents! ^^