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Year 2 - The Sound or after w

Some words have w then or, like “work” and “word”. This Year 2 spelling quiz helps children spot the pattern and practise writing these words correctly.

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Fascinating Fact:

Some words with w + or are common in school work, like “word” and “work”. Practising these helps with everyday writing.

In KS1 English Spelling, Year 2 children learn spelling patterns that come up again and again in reading and writing. The pattern w + or appears in words you use often, so quick practise helps you spell them automatically.

Key Terms

  • Pattern: A group of letters that often appears in words.
  • Syllable: A beat in a word, like “work” (one beat) or “worry” (wor-ry, two beats).
  • Practise: Doing something again to get better at it.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

What does “or after w” mean in Year 2 spelling?

“Or after w” means a word has the letters w then or next, like “work”, “word” or “worn”. It is a spelling pattern to learn and practise.

What are some “or after w” words for Year 2?

Common examples include “work”, “word”, “worm”, “worn” and “world”. These words appear in lots of stories and school writing, so they are useful to know.

How can I remember the spelling of “work” and “word”?

Look for the start “w” and the letters “or”. Say the word, write it, then check it. Making a short sentence like “I work hard” can help it stick.

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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling

Author:  Finola Waller (MEd, Primary School Teacher & KS1 English Quiz Writer)
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