C and K rules are used in phonics to help children understand when to use the letter “c” and when to use the letter “k” in words. This BEGINNING C/K SOUND SORTING activity uses phonemic awareness skill to help children to understand this rule.
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When it comes to phonics, one of the most fundamental rules is the relationship between the letters “C” and “K” and their sounds.
Specifically, both “C” and “K” can make /C/ sound, as in “cat,” and kite.
When beginning /C/ sounds followed by the vowel letters “A,” “O,” or “U” or consonant, ,we use letter C. example; cat, cup, cot, clap.
However, when followed by the vowel letters “E,” “I,” or “Y, we use letter “K”. for example; “kite”, “keen”, and “key”.
It’s important to note that these rules are not always consistent in the English language and there are many exceptions. However, teaching these rules can be a helpful starting point for children learning to read and write.
This file includes 18 picture and 18 missing beginning sound cards.
