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The document provides examples of words containing the grapheme /ck/ and analyzes the phonemes, graphemes, and spelling patterns within those words. It includes the words hop, fit, grin, duck, neck, clock, lick, go, no, and broomstick. Activities are presented that involve filling in missing letters, matching words to phonemes, and completing cloze sentences using the example words.
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- 1. /ck/
- 2. hop 3 graphemes = /h/ + /o/ + /p/
- 3. fit 3 graphemes = /f/ + /i/ + /t/
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- 5. duck 3 graphemes = /d/ + /u/ + /ck/ 1 consonant digraph - /ck/
- 6. neck 3 graphemes = /n/ + /e/ + /ck/ 1 consonant digraph - /ck/
- 7. clock 4 graphemes = /c/ + /l/ + /o/ + /ck/ 1 consonant blend 1 consonant digraph
- 8. lick 3 graphemes = /l/ + /i/ + /ck/ 1 consonant digraph - /ck/
- 9. go 2 graphemes = /g/ + /o/ too easy!
- 10. no 2 graphemes = /n/ + /o/ too easy again!
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- 13. /ck/ - Phonemes on your fingers A phoneme is the smallest sound in a word. hop lick fit clock grin go no duck broomstick neck
- 14. /ck/ - Graphemes Graphemes are the written form of a phoneme. hop lick fit clock grin go no duck broomstick neck
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