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Assistant: Description: [Music] smile and learn I am super Lexia the guardian of spelling and grammar will you help me defeat spelling and grammar Mistakes by following the rules today we&#39;re going to talk about the sound C at the beginning of a word can you think of a letter that says C exactly letters c and k can both say C like in car cute King and Ken so how do we know which to use let&#39;s start with the beginning of words if we hear C first we follow the cat kite rule to know whether to write C or k it&#39;s fun and easy we&#39;ll start with the c this rule says that c goes with a o u and most consonants at the beginning of a word with C like in the words cap corn cup clock and Creek to remember this let&#39;s draw a cat first draw a seat e then write two A&#39;s for the eyes an O for the nose and a u for the mouth now can you finish drawing your cat&#39;s ears and whiskers can you add something to your cat to remind you about the consonants let&#39;s look at the K the cat kite rule says that in the beginning of a word with c K goes with E and I like in the words key and kite speaking of which to remember this let&#39;s draw a kite draw a letter k then draw a diamond this is our kite now inside the kite draw two more lines and the letters i and e remember that K also goes with Y but we don&#39;t normally find this spelling pattern at the beginning of words for now the Y can be the tail of your kite so if we hear C at the beginning of a word and don&#39;t know whether to write C or k we can use the cat kite rule it tells us that c goes before A O and U and most consonants and K before the other two not too difficult right okay citizens now let&#39;s test your knowledge do these words start with C or K car C very good we know because there is an a after the [Applause] C cone C nice [Applause] work kiss K the I gives us a [Applause] hint keep K great [Applause] work farewell fellow language Warriors May words be forever in your favor [Music] we&#39;ve learned so much in just one video did you know there are many more videos imagine how much you could learn subscribe to the smile and learn educational channel to learn and have fun at the same time
Title: CAT/KITE RULE - C OR K? 🦸‍♀️ SPELLING for Kids📝 Superlexia ⭐ Episode 13
Language: en
Caption: Educational video for children that talks about spelling rules, specifically, the Cat/Kite rule. This rule helps us to know whether to write c or k at the beginning of words. It says that that C goes with a, o, u and most consonants at the beginning of a word that start with the sound /k/, like in the words cap, corn, cup, clock and creek. K goes with E and I, like in the words key and kite. In this video, learn how to draw a picture of this rule that will help you to remember it in a fun way. Spelling rules are essential to write correctly. This video is part of our series on spelling and grammar. It stars Superlexia, the guardian of spelling and grammar, whose goal is to defeat spelling and grammar mistakes with the power of clear and impactful expression.

This video is a very useful and interesting resource for children. It is perfect for teaching grammar and spelling. It is an excellent video for primary education.

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