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Digraph Focus wr-

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Overview:

This worksheet focuses on the digraph ‘wr’, helping students recognise, form, and understand words that begin with ‘wr’. Designed for year 1 and 2 students.

Learning Objectives:

  • Identify words that begin with the ‘wr’ digraph.
  • Practise matching ‘wr’ to correct word endings.
  • Strengthen spelling skills by forming ‘wr’ words.

How the Activity Works:

Students complete a variety of activities to reinforce their understanding of ‘wr’ words. They colour words that begin with ‘wr’, match the ‘wr’ blend to correct word endings, add the ‘wr’ blend to partial words to complete them, and draw pictures to represent selected ‘wr’ words.

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