Cat Kite Rule Printable

Learn everything to make teaching the C vs K rule easy, and get a free anchor chart and multisensory worksheet to support your instruction. The Cat-Kite Rule helps early readers understand: Use C before a, o, u (cat, cot, cut) Use K before e, i (kit, kid, kite) This FREE resource includes: Bright, engaging posters Word examples for both rules A clear visual reference your students will love! Perfect for phonics instruction, reading groups, and writing folders! Teach students how to spell with C or K at the beginning of a word.

7 strategies and free anchor charts and wordlists activities for your students. Download this printable guide for teaching the kitty cat rule! The cat kite rule is a game changer when teaching your students how to spell words that start with the /k/ sound!. by Tapowell60 suffix rules 1-1-1 drop the e and change y to i 41 Cat/Kite Gameshow quiz by Wvdcenter 5 School Rules Group sort.

Do your learners need support with knowing whether to use C or K? The Cat/Kite Rule is a great visual to help! ⭐Explicitly explaining this spelling rule will allow your students to go beyond memorizing words that are quickly forgotten. This Resource Includes: Explanation of how this spelling rule works Colorful Posters 2 Full-Size Posters Half-sized Posters Student Printables 1 Let's Blend. Cat Kite Rule Poster C goes with letters a, o, and u when you hear the /k/ sound.

K goes with letters i, and e when you hear the /k/ sound. This week, students will learn about the cat-kite rule. They will learn that both the letter c and the letter k can make the /k/ sound.

The letter c makes the /k/ sound before the letters a, o, and u. The letter k makes the /k/ sound before the letters i, e, and y. There are exceptions to the cat-kite rule.

The expectations are mostly from words adopted into English from other languages, such. Description Hello Science of Reading friend! Thank you for checking out this resource. I created this worksheet as a fun way to practice the Cat/Kite Spelling Pattern.

I call them patterns, not rules because nothing in English is 100%, however. when we know the common patterns, it helps a ton! This worksheet focuses on distinguishing between 'C' and 'K' at the beginning of words. 25 Phonics Rules Posters Included Double final consonants - Sammy loves friendly zebras C versus K - Cat/Kite rule b/d letter reversals - ball and donut QU - stuck like glue Sly y - i vs e CVCe - You choose! All the following posters are included Silent e Magic e Super e Bossy e [].