CK vs K Rule#kidsphonics CK and K both make the /k/ sound. ✅After a short vowel, if a one-syllable word ends with the /k/ sound, write CK. Ex: pack, duck, lock ✅If it doesn’t follow a short vowel, just write K. Examples: milk, week, book Tip for parents: Highlight the short vowel and show correct vs wrong spellings to make the rule easy for kids to remember. Follow @preethi_manojkumar for more tips & activities for kids #ckrule#phonicstips#spellingtips#kidslearning#parentingtips#earlylearning#ho

‘C’ or ‘ck’ 🤔 what to write ✍️? in a one syllable work with a short vowel sound, when the vowel sound is directly before the /k/ sound, the '-ck' spelling is used. Example: truck, track, frock, luck However, when there is a consonant sound between the short vowel sound and the final /k/ sound, the '-k' spelling is used. example: link, silk, wink, pink The examples are shown in the words "milk" and "truck", hence the "Milk Truck Rule". | Genius Phonics and Grammar Classes

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