-k, -ck, or

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-k, -ck, or ke a the end of a word?
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Use ck if you hear the /k/ sound right after a
short vowel.

• Examples
• back
• peck
• sick
• sock
• tuck

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Use ke to make the vowel long

• Examples
• make
• pike
• poke
• duke

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Use k when you hear words with ook, or other
welded sounds like
Examples book cook
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Lets read some!
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• back

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• pack

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• quack

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• rack

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• sack

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• tack

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• black

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• crack

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• bake

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• cake

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• fake

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• lake

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• make

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• quake

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• rake

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• take

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• wake

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• brake

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• flake

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• shake

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• snake

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• kick

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• lick

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• pick

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• quick

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• sick

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• brick

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• chick

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• click

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• slick

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• stick

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• bike

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• hike

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• spike

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• strike

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• dock

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• knock

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• lock

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• rock

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• sock

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• block

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• clock

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• shock

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• stock

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• joke

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• poke

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• woke

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• broke

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• choke

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• smoke

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• spoke

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• book

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• cook

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• hook

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• shook

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• look

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• took

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• duck

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• luck

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• suck

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• tuck

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• pluck

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• stuck

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• struck

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• truck

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High Frequency Words

• our

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• your

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• because

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• over

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• away