Learning 'wh' sounds and its usage in words

Hello parents, teachers and all learners a warm welcome to easy primary learning.
Today our focus will be on 'wh' sounds and words thus formed.Two letters make one sound. Let's begin:
Daily practice is very important.
Let children learn at their pace. 
Happy Reading....

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