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Remember the w in wrap
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1 · Learn
Say wrap and write. Their first sound is r, but their first two letters are wr. The w has no separate sound here.
Wrap means to cover something around the outside. Write means to put words or letters on a page. Use the meaning to remember which whole word you need.
2 · Worked example
I write 'Wrap the gift.' I say wrap, then remember its beginning is wr, not just r.
3 · Your turn
Choose the correct spelling for each sentence: 'Please rite / write your name.' 'The band is on my rist / wrist.'
Check your answer
Write; wrist. Both words begin with wr.
4 · Apply your learning
Fold paper loosely around an empty box. Tell an adult how you wrap it. Write a sentence about the box and check the wr.
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Read instructions and shared texts aloud when needed. Independent reading must match taught sound-spelling knowledge; do not ask children to guess unknown words from pictures. Accept spoken answers before writing and revisit with more books and examples.
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