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November 13, 2020

When to use a C or K at the beginning of a word

November 13, 2020/ writtenandbound

When to use a C or K at the beginning of a word

Do your kids know when to begin a word with a C or a K? Use this visual to help.

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phonics, printable, eat your words

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