Short Vowel Sounds and Word Endings

Mr. Reed Moore teaches about the C sound, explaining its variations and how it can be spelled with 'c' and 'k'. The lesson includes examples like 'sock' and 'luck', and practice with short vowels and CK combinations. The video concludes with a review of the material.

What are the two letters that can represent the C Sound?

• S and T

• M and N

• C and K

• B and D

When do the letters CK appear together in a word?

• At the beginning of a word

• In the middle of a word

• At the end of one-syllable words with short vowels

• Only in two-syllable words

What is the correct ending for the word 'sock'?

• LL

• SS

• CK

• TT

Which short vowel is used in the word 'luck'?

• E

• A

• U

• I

What word is formed by adding 'B' to the beginning of 'ack'?

• Rack

• Pack

• Back

• Sack

Which letter is added to 'ick' to form the word 'lick'?

• S

• R

• T

• L

What is the correct ending for the word 'duck'?

• CK

• SS

• TT

• LL

Which short vowel is used in the word 'tack'?

• I

• E

• O

• A

What is the correct ending for the word 'tack'?

• LL

• TT

• CK

• SS

What should you remember about words ending with the C Sound?

• They end with LL

• They end with TT

• They end with SS

• They end with CK