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Study the word list: ck words

When a word ends in a /k/ sound, follow the short vowel sound with the letters ck to spell it.

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Word list: ck words

back I'm going back to Spain next year.
pack Fold your clothes before you pack them.
track The racing car sped around the track.
smack I never smack my children.
snack She eats a small snack at 11 o'clock.
deck The ship's deck is made of wood.
neck I have a pain in my neck.
speck There is not a speck of dust to be seen.
click Click on the link to see my pictures.
pick Please will you pick me up after work?
stick My dog likes to run after a stick.
thick The bear has thick fur.
clock That clock is ten minutes fast.
dock Our ship will dock in the morning.
lock Did I lock the car?
shock The loud bang gave us a shock.
duck Six ducklings swam behind the duck.
luck He gave her a good luck kiss.

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Other lists from Unit 2. Spelling the consonant sounds, Part 1

ff words
ss words
ll words
Spelling longer ff words
Longer words with ss
Longer words with ck
Words ending in -ic
ke and ki words
Longer words with ll

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