WR Digraph Word Sort Reading Passage Digraph Game Spelling Word Sums Writing

Description

Let’s face it. Some spelling concepts are more challenging than others, especially if students are stuck in sound-it-out mode. The <wr> digraph is one of those spellings kids can’t sound out. We don’t pronounce the <w>. It’s a digraph, two letters pronounced as one sound /r/.

WR Digraph Reading, Spelling, and Writing Activities  This recently updated resource includes a variety of activities to help students practice and become familiar with the WR digraph. From a spelling graphic to a digraph word sort and a reading fluency game, this printable resource offers engaging opportunities for students to work on their reading, spelling, and writing skills.

Use <wr> words to make silly sentences, add suffixes to <wr> bases, and label pictures of <wr> digraph words. The dictation phrases are handy for no-prep spelling practice. You can use them as “sentence stems” that students add to, creating complete sentences.

Look up words from the graphic. Learn about the <wr> digraph from Etymonline.com. The graphic can become part of a digraph section of a bulletin board.

How You’ll Use It  This resource can be used during lessons, in literacy centers, or as a fun activity for students to complete independently or in small groups. The variety of activities allows for differentiated instruction to meet the needs of all learners.

What’s included:

• <wr> digraph graphic
• digraph word sort that can double as a Go Fish Reading Game
• word pictures to label
• add suffixes to various <wr> words
• spelling dictation phrases
• <wr> word bank page
• silly sentence writing
• <wr> reading fluency wipe out card game
• reading passage to highlight <wr> words

Happy Reading! Happy Spelling! Happy Writing!

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