C k rule anchor chart

The C and K rule made easy! So which one is it? And how do we know? Read this short blog to find the most simple strategies to differentiate

The rules for C, CK, K

Rules for K and C posters. Great for reinforcing tricky skills.

Have you taught your student the C/K Rule? Since ‘c’ and ‘k’ both make the same sound sometimes, it can cause confusion for our young students.

Learn how to teach the C/K rule in phonics with this guide that includes a free printable resource. Perfect for educators who are shifting to the Science of

The C or K Rule? One of the most frequently asked questions that I get is: How do we know when it’s c ,k or ck. AND why does /c/ sound like /s/ sometimes? So lets understand the rule and at the end of the page don’t forget to collect the free poster and worksheets. […]

Chant: K goes with the i and e... C goes with the other three a, o and u .

Here you'll learn about the spelling generalizations for the most common ways to spell the beginning /k/ sound, and you'll finally understand which spelling to use - C or K! After reading this post, you'll know it all to make teaching this rule a breeze. Plus, grab two FREEBIES - an anchor chart and a practice worksheet for so your students can become proficient spellers using C and K!

Soft and hard "c" anchor chart

The C and K rule made easy! So which one is it? And how do we know? Read this short blog to find the most simple strategies to differentiate

Here's a way to solve the problem of your students asking you which letter to use at the beginning of words - c or k.

Teaching k/ck spelling rule

Review the rules for when the letters G and C will say their soft sounds, and grab a FREE anchor chart to display and add to your students' phonics notebooks!

Today we learned when to use C and when to use K when spelling (Of course there is always an exception to the rule ) We sang our K spelling song (to the tune of Are you sleeping?) The K has 3 friends, The K has 3 friends, E, I, and Y E, I, and Y The K has 3 friends, The K has 3 friends, E, I, and Y E, I, and Y

Does the word end in -ck, -k, or -ke?