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W Word List
1 Syllable
Initial W Word List
Wade
wag
wage
wail
waist
wake
waive
wave
walk
wall
waltz
wand
want
warm
warn
was
wash
waste
watch
wax
we
weak
wear
web
word
wok
worse
whale
wheat
wheel
whelp
when
while
whisk
white
weed
week
weigh
were
west
we’ll
wide
wife
wig
win
wince
wince
wind
wing
wipe
wire
wish
witch
woe
wolf
won
woo
wood
wool
2 Syllable
Initial W Word List
wabble
wafer
waffle
wagon
waiter
waistline
waitress
walrus
Walter
warrant
warrior
watchman
water
wealthy
weakness
weapon
weather
wobble
woman
women
wonder
worker
worship
wedding
Wednesday
welcome
Wendy
wicker
widget
wildcat
Willie
William
willow
window
windmill
winter
wishbone
within
without
witness
2 Syllable
Medial W Word List
always
await
awake
award
away
awkward
awoke
backyard
beeswax
beware
bow-wow
brickwork
cakewalk
catwalk
Edwin
freeway
gateway
goodwill
someone
southwest
walkway
werewolf
worldwide
whether
whisper
whistle
whiten
cartwheel
nowhere
pinwheel
hallway
hardware
highway
kiwi
likewise
midway
midweek
Midwest
network
outward
raceway
reward
rewind
rework
sandwich
seawall
schoolwork
sidewalk
3 Syllable
Initial W Word List
Waikiki
wallpaper
Washington
waterfall
waterproof
woodpecker
wilderness
Winona
wintergreen
Wisconsin
wonderful
3 Syllable
Medial W Word List
awaken
candle wax
Civil War
Halloween
hideaway
kilowatt
Midwestern
northwestern
rainwater
rewarded
sandwiches
southwestern
spider web
tidal wave
wishing well
whatever
wheelbarrow
whenever
wherever
whimsical
anywhere
everywhere
4 Syllable
Initial W Word List
water faucet
watermelon
Winnebago
wonderfully
Wonder Woman
wishy-washy
4 Syllable
Medial W Word List
covered wagon
rewardable
station wagon
W Blend Word List
Gwen
guava
guacamole
dogwood
jaguar
language
language
iguana
language
arts
chor
quail
quake
queen
quest
Quaker
question
quicken
quickly
quiet
quarterback
quality
qualify
tweet
twelve
twig
twin
twirl
twitch
tweedle
twilight
twister
Twinkie
twig
awkward
backward
backwoods
bequest
equal
equip
liquid
request
sequel
sequence
equator
equinox
equality
swallow
swim
swing
swipe
swoop
swore
sweater
sweeper
swimmer
squash
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W Phrases
Initial W Phrases
Wade into the water
dogs wag their tails
earn a fair wage
hear a loud wail
where is the waist?
wake up early today
waive the extra fee
give a big wave
let’s go for a walk
paint the tall wall
dance a slow waltz
wave your magic wand
I want some candy
the sun feels warm
warn your friends now
she was so happy
wash your hands first
don’t waste your time
watch the funny show
melt the candle wax
we are good friends
the stick is weak
wear your favorite shirt
find a spider web
pull out the weed
the week is long
weigh the big box
they were so excited
head to the west
we’ll go on vacation
the road is wide
my wife loves flowers
wear a fun wig
I hope to win
don’t wince in pain
feel the cool wind
the bird has wings
wipe the table clean
connect the thin wire
make a big wish
the witch flew away
don’t feel woe today
the wolf is howling
he won the game
try to woo her
the wood is soft
the wool is warm
write a new word
cook with a wok
this is worse now
the whale is huge
grind some wheat flour
turn the wheel slowly
the puppy is a whelp
when will we leave?
play while you can
whisk the eggs well
oad the wagon up
I am the waiter
check your waistline now
she is a waitress
the walrus swims fast
meet Walter at noon
show me the warrant
become a brave warrior
the watchman is near
fill the water jug
he is quite wealthy
my weakness is sweets
the weapon is hidden
what’s the weather like?
plan a nice wedding
today is Wednesday
welcome to my home
Wendy loves to draw
the wicker chair rocks
build a little widget
a wildcat is nearby
meet Willie and William
the willow tree sways
look out the window
the windmill spins fast
winter brings the snow
break the wishbone now
keep the secret within
sail without a map
I saw a witness
don’t wobble too much
the woman is smiling
the women are laughing
the wooden toy broke
he’s a hard worker
we worship together here
visit Waikiki beach
decorate with wallpaper
Washington is the capital
see the waterfall flow
wear waterproof shoes
explore the wilderness
Winona loves to dance
chew wintergreen gum
visit Wisconsin soon
it’s a wonderful day
the woodpecker is loud
turn on the water faucet
eat a slice of watermelon
ride in a Winnebago
everything is wonderfully bright
I love Wonder Woman
he is wishy-washy
paint the wall white
don’t wobble while walking
eat a yummy wafer
let’s make a waffle
Medial W Phrases
always be kind and helpful
we will await your arrival
stay awake during class today
earn an award for kindness
run away from danger now
it felt awkward to ask
he awoke to bright sunlight
play in the backyard today
melt the beeswax gently
beware of the dark
hear the dog go bow-wow
the brickwork is sturdy
this is an easy cakewalk
walk down the catwalk now
Edwin loves to play soccer
drive safely on the freeway
enter through the gateway
show goodwill to others
the hallway is very long
pick up some hardware supplies
drive along the highway
a ripe kiwi is tasty
meet me at the midway
school ends in midweek
I live in the Midwest
connect to the network now
look outward at the sky
race around the raceway
you will earn a reward
rewind the tape gently
let’s rework the project together
make a tasty sandwich
the seawall protects the beach
finish your schoolwork soon
walk on the sidewalk safely
ask someone for help
head toward the southwest
the pathway leads to fun
whether it rains or shines
whisper softly in the library
hear the loud whistle blow
make the paper whiten easily
let’s do a cartwheel now
find fun treasures from nowhere
spin the colorful pinwheel
awaken the sleeping bear gently
melt the candle wax slowly
learn about the Civil War
dress up for Halloween fun
visit my hideaway cottage
a kilowatt measures power use
the Midwestern skies are clear
head to the northwestern hills
collect rainwater for the plants
she was rewarded for her efforts
I love making sandwiches at lunch
explore the southwestern desert
find a spider web outside
watch for the tidal wave
drop a coin in the wishing well
choose whatever makes you happy
use the wheelbarrow to help
call me whenever you need
go wherever the path leads
draw whimsical pictures for
fun
play games anywhere you like
look for treasures everywhere
load the covered wagon up
make your efforts rewardable
let’s take the station wagon
this is not whatsoever fair
pick one, whichever you prefer
the werewolf is very scary
this news is worldwide
W Sentences
Initial W Sentences
Wade decided to play outside with friends today.
The dog likes to wag its fluffy tail happily.
I will wage a friendly race with my friends.
The baby began to wail for its mother.
Was it really that loud during the show?
Please wake me up before breakfast tomorrow.
We can waive the fee for special cases.
I love to wave at my friends every morning.
Let’s walk to the park after school today.
The wall was painted bright blue and yellow.
They love to waltz at the dance party.
The wizard waved his magic wand in the air.
Do you want to play a fun game?
The sun feels warm on my skin today.
Please warn me if it starts to rain.
He was feeling happy and full of joy.
Let’s wash the car this Saturday afternoon.
Do not waste food, it is precious.
I like to watch the clouds go by.
She loves to wax her shiny bike wheels.
We will go to the park together today.
He feels weak after running a long distance.
What do you want to wear for school?
There’s a spider spinning a web nearby.
We need to weed the garden this week.
Let’s weigh the apples before we buy them.
They were playing soccer in the field today.
The sun sets in the west every evening.
We’ll have a picnic at the park tomorrow.
The street is wide enough for two cars.
My wife loves to cook delicious meals for us.
She wore a colorful wig for the party.
I hope to win the race this weekend.
He began to wince at the loud noise.
Please do not wince when I touch the cut.
The wind made the trees sway gently today.
The bird can flap its wings very fast.
I will wipe the table after lunch today.
He found a piece of wire on the ground.
I wish to go on a fun adventure.
The witch flew over the town at night.
The wolf howled loudly at the full moon.
I won the game by scoring the most points.
They want to woo their friends with kindness.
The furniture is made of sturdy wood material.
The sweater is made of warm wool fabric.
Can you give me a new word today?
The chef cooked dinner in a big wok.
This puzzle is worse than I expected it to be.
I saw a whale swimming in the ocean.
Wheat is used to make delicious bread and pasta.
The wheel on my bike needs to be fixed.
The puppy is a little whelp right now.
When will we get to the playground today?
I enjoyed reading while sitting under the tree.
I will whisk the eggs for breakfast now.
The paper is white and very smooth to touch.
The bird began to wobble on its perch.
The child ate a tasty wafer after lunch.
I would love a big waffle with syrup.
The wagon was filled with colorful toys inside.
The waiter served us our food quickly today.
The waistline of those pants is too tight.
The waitress brought our drinks to the table.
The walrus is a large animal in the ocean.
Walter is my best friend at school every day.
The police will issue a warrant for arrest.
The brave warrior fought for his kingdom fiercely.
The watchman keeps an eye on everything outside.
The water is cold in the swimming pool.
She is wealthy and has many nice things.
My weakness is eating too many sweets, though.
A weapon should only be used for defense.
The weather today is warm and sunny outside.
Their wedding was a beautiful ceremony last week.
Wednesday is my favorite day of the week.
Welcome to our classroom, we are glad you’re here!
Wendy likes to paint pictures of nature.
The wicker basket is perfect for carrying fruits.
The little widget made the toy work better.
The wildcat roamed freely in the tall grass.
Willie is excited to go to the zoo.
William enjoys playing soccer with his friends.
The willow tree sways gently in the breeze.
I can see through the window very clearly.
The windmill spins around in the field.
Winter brings cold weather and lots of snow.
I found a wishbone after dinner yesterday.
There is beauty within nature all around us.
I can’t live without my favorite toy, though.
I will witness the magic show tonight.
Don’t wobble when you ride the bike!
The woman smiled as she passed by.
There are many women in our community.
I am made of wooden parts and paint.
She is a hard worker and very helpful.
We gather to worship together every Sunday.
Waikiki is a beautiful place to visit.
I want to decorate with nice wallpaper.
Washington is known for its famous monuments.
The waterfall cascaded down the rocky cliff.
This jacket is waterproof and keeps you dry.
The wilderness is full of amazing plants and animals.
Winona loves to explore the great outdoors.
Wintergreen has a refreshing taste and smell.
Wisconsin has many beautiful lakes and parks.
This view is simply wonderful to see!
The woodpecker is pecking on the tree trunk.
Please fix the water faucet in the kitchen.
The watermelon is juicy and sweet to eat.
We traveled in a Winnebago during our vacation.
The movie was wonderfully entertaining and fun to watch.
Wonder Woman is a brave superhero in comics.
His answers were a bit wishy-washy and unclear.
Medial W Sentences
Always remember to be kind to others.
We eagerly await the school bus every morning.
I like to wake up early each day.
She won a big award at the ceremony.
The dog ran away from the loud noise.
It felt awkward to trip in front of everyone.
He awoke to the sound of birds singing.
Our backyard has many trees and flowers growing.
I used beeswax to make my own candles.
Beware of the dog that barks loudly.
The puppy goes “bow-wow” when it sees me.
The brick wall looked very old and strong.
The race was a cakewalk for the champion.
The models walked the catwalk with confidence today.
Edwin loves to play soccer with his friends.
We drove on the busy freeway after lunch.
The gateway to the park looks so inviting.
They showed goodwill by helping their neighbors today.
The hallway was decorated for the school dance.
I need some hardware to fix my bike.
We drive on the highway to get home.
The kiwi is a fruit with fuzzy skin.
We stopped midway to eat our packed lunch.
Midweek is when we have a fun club.
The Midwest has many farms and fields.
I joined a network for young readers today.
She looked outward at the beautiful sunset.
The raceway is where they hold car races.
I hope to win a reward for reading.
Let’s rewind the video to see that part again.
I need to rework my science project a bit.
I made a sandwich with peanut butter and jelly.
The seawall protects the beach from strong waves.
I finished all my schoolwork before dinner.
We walked along the sidewalk to the park.
Someone left their backpack by the door.
We traveled southwest to visit my grandparents’ house.
The walkway was lined with beautiful flowers.
The werewolf story scared all of us!
The festival was celebrated worldwide with great joy.
I can’t decide whether to play or study.
She likes to whisper secrets to her friends.
He can whistle a happy tune very well.
We need to whiten our teeth at home.
She can do a cartwheel across the grass.
The cat is hiding somewhere, but I can’t find it.
I watched the pinwheel spin in the breeze.
I will awaken when the sun rises tomorrow.
The candle wax dripped onto the table.
The Civil War changed history in our country.
Halloween is my favorite holiday of the year.
We found a hideaway behind the tall bushes.
A kilowatt measures how much energy we use.
I live in a Midwestern state with rivers.
The northwestern region has beautiful mountains and lakes.
We collected rainwater to water our garden.
He was rewarded for his hard work today.
I love making sandwiches with many toppings.
The southwestern dish was spicy and delicious.
I saw a spider web in the corner.
The tidal wave crashed on the shore quickly.
I tossed a coin in the wishing well.
Whatever you decide will make you happy.
The wheelbarrow is filled with dirt and rocks.
Whenever I finish homework, I play outside.
Wherever you go, I will follow you.
The whimsical story made everyone laugh and smile.
I can find my book anywhere in the house.
You can find treasures everywhere if you look.
They rode in a covered wagon through the plains.
This task is rewardable for all your efforts.
The station wagon has enough room for everyone.
W Stories
W Story #1
Wade and Walter were two brave warriors on a wonderful quest. They decided to travel to Washington to find the world’s best watermelon. “We’ll win the prize for the juiciest fruit!” Wade exclaimed, his eyes wide with excitement. With a wag of his tail, Walter agreed, “Let’s walk westward until we reach the great city!” They packed their bags with supplies and set off, their hearts warm with determination.
As they wandered down the winding path, Wade and Walter chatted about their adventures. “What if we win a huge watermelon?” Wade wondered aloud. “We could have a big feast and share it with everyone!” Walter nodded, imagining the sweet, juicy delight. Suddenly, they heard a wail in the distance. “Was that a wolf?” Wade whispered, his voice wavering. “Don’t worry, it’s probably just a weak wolf,” Walter reassured him, waving his hand. “Let’s keep walking!”
After a week of travel, they finally reached Washington. The city was buzzing with excitement, and the scent of watermelon wafted through the air. “Look at that wonderful watermelon stand!” Wade shouted, pointing at a colorful stall. They approached the stand, where a friendly woman welcomed them. “We have the best watermelons in the world!” she said, her smile bright. Wade and Walter exchanged glances, their hearts swelling with joy. “We knew this quest would be worth it!” they declared, ready to savor their delicious reward.
W Story #2
In a quiet backyard, where shadows danced under the moonlight, lived Edwin the Sandwich. He was no ordinary sandwich; Edwin was a whimsical creation made of warm, toasted bread, with a wonderful spread of creamy peanut butter and sweet jelly. He always woke up early to watch the world around him, waiting for the moment when his friend, the werewolf, would come out to play. The werewolf’s howls echoed through the night, but Edwin felt safe, knowing they were just playful sounds. “Beware of the werewolf!” he would whisper to the passing squirrels, who would pause to listen before scampering away.
One midweek evening, Edwin decided to throw a party in the backyard. He wanted to invite all his friends from the neighborhood, including the wise old owl and the colorful butterflies. “It will be a cakewalk!” Edwin thought excitedly, imagining the fun they would have. He worked on decorations made from beeswax and colorful ribbons, creating a magical atmosphere. Meanwhile, he watched the werewolf practice his cartwheels, which always made Edwin laugh. “Maybe I’ll win an award for best backyard party!” Edwin mused, as he set out a blanket for everyone to enjoy.
As twilight fell, guests began to arrive, flitting in from every direction. “Welcome, welcome!” Edwin called out, waving his lettuce leaf arms. They shared sandwiches, stories, and laughter, enjoying the warmth of friendship. Just as the fun reached its peak, Edwin spotted a shooting star overhead. “Let’s make a wish!” he exclaimed, and everyone joined in. They wished for goodwill and happiness, not just in their backyard, but worldwide. That night, with the werewolf dancing and the sky twinkling with stars, Edwin felt grateful for the joy and warmth that filled the air.
W Story 3
Walter the Waffle lived on a whimsical wagon that rolled worldwide. Each week, he would wake up to the warm sun shining on his syrupy smile, ready for another adventure. With a wave of his tiny wand, he could make the wagon waltz down the winding paths. “I want to visit the wide woods or the windy waterfront!” he would wail with excitement. As he traveled, he would watch the world whiz by, weaving in and out of bustling towns and quiet villages.
One day, while waltzing down a vibrant sidewalk, Walter met Wade the Wandering Wolf. Wade wore a woolly wig and wagged his tail happily. “What a wonderful waffle you are!” he said, giving Walter a warm welcome. Together, they decided to explore the west, where waterfalls danced in the sunlight. Walter and Wade would waltz by the water, where Walter would wash off the sticky syrup, making room for more sweet adventures. They felt like warriors of the world, ready to conquer every corner of their journey.
As they traveled, Walter taught Wade how to waltz, and Wade showed Walter how to wag his tail with joy. “Let’s win the award for the best duo!” Wade exclaimed. Walter laughed and said, “As long as we have each other, we’ll never be weak!” With each step, they left behind a trail of laughter and happiness, reminding everyone they met to dream big and dance freely, no matter where they were. Whether they were in a windy city or a quiet woodland, Walter and Wade always brought warmth and whimsy to the world.
W Progression Cards & Tongue Twisters
W Tongue Twisters
Will the wizard wave his wand and make my homework disappear?
I put my homework in the shower and watched it grow into seaweed last week.
A wolf with wings from another world lives in a giant tower.
The witch gave the whale a kiwi that turned into a worm when it touched the water.
An owl watched a wasp land on my white flower.
The whale wagged his tail when his wife said that she was making him a sandwich
The whale won an award at work for worst hide and go seek player.
For Halloween, i had to put my kiwis, waffles, and flowers into a wagon.
The wolf found a worm in the wood when he was looking for his friend Willy.
The walrus asked the wizard why there were watermelons in the water.
The penguin asked his waiter for a sandwich with extra worms and water.
The witch made me waffles with walnuts and spiderwebs on wednesday.
Wade’s wild wagons whirled while the wolves watched.
Walter wobbled while waving at wiggly worms.
Wendy’s warm waffles wobbled when whisked with whipped cream.
Wistful wishes wander wildly when the wind whispers.
Wily witches wield wands while weaving wonderful webs.
Willie wishes for wacky whirligigs at the weekend fair.
Wandering walruses waddle with whimsical, wide smiles.
Whiskers twitch when wolves wail in the wilderness.
Wobbly windmills whirl wildly with the warm winds.
Waltzing warriors wield weapons while watching the waves.
Whirling pinwheels wobble wildly in the warm sunlight.
Walter’s white wig wiggled while walking through weeds.
Whisking wax, Wendy worked wonders on her candles.
Wily foxes wait by the windy willow tree.
Wade will win a wondrous wooden wagon soon.
Wendy’s whimsical wish was to wade in water.
Whales wander westward while winking at watchers.
Wide-eyed wolves wail when the moonlight wanes.
Wishing wells whisper wishes to wandering children.
Whimsical wind chimes whistled while waving in the wind.
Waltzing with willows, Wendy wove a whimsical tale.
Wendy and Wade washed their wiggly worms weekly.
Wildflowers waved wildly in the warm summer wind.
Wobbling wheelbarrows won’t work without wooden wheels.
Wizards and witches waltz with wonderful wands tonight.
Weary wanderers watch wild sunsets while resting.
Whiskers and woolly hats were worn during winter.
Wade wanted to win a wagon full of wishes.
Whirling whisks whipped up warm, wonderful cookies.
Waddling ducks and wading birds watched the waterfall.
Wendy and Walter wove warm blankets for winter.
Whispers of wisdom wandered through the willow woods.
Wishing on stars warms the heart on winter nights.
Wide rivers wend their way through wooded valleys.
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