The Rabbit Rule means that if a short word with one vowel ends in one consonant, we double the last letter before adding an ending like "-ing" or "-ed." For example: "Hop" becomes "hopping." "Run" becomes "running." "Swim" becomes "swimming." This helps the word keep its short vowel sound. 😍 LIKE & SAVE this if it helped you! 🔥 Follow for more empowering insights on improving your child's English reading & writing skills. 📺 Comment PHONICS to watch our FREE masterclass on how we turn toddlers

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