Twin Endings   - ck

Here we look at - ck endings which we use at the end of a single beat (one syllable) word with a short vowel sound, such as clock. 

Reading Sheet

http://www.gdss.glasgow.sch.uk/Websites/SchSenRosepark/UserFiles/file/Phonics/twin%20endings/ck/ck%20Reading%20sheet.pdf

Speed Challenge

http://www.gdss.glasgow.sch.uk/Websites/SchSenRosepark/UserFiles/file/Phonics/twin%20endings/ck/ck%20Speed%20challenge.pdf

Other endings for the sound /k/ at the end of a word

The letters c and k are never doubled at the end of a word,  we don't see -cc   or -kk, instead they stick together as - ck to make that final /k/ sound at the end of a word...

UNLESS:

-  it is a multi syllabic word, such as magic - we use the letter c spelling choice.

-  there is a consonant letter immediately before the final /k/ sound, such as milk -  we use the letter k spelling choice. 

For more information on this see 'Spelling Patterns' in the Spelling Section.