Writing

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What is the Wolf like from our story?
Can you draw and label a picture?
Remember to sound out the words and listen carefully for their sounds.
Try using the sound mat to help you.



Challenge:
Can you write any sentences about the wolf?

The wolf is big.✏️
He has black ___.✏️
His nose _______.✏️

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