Letter K Of The Week Printable

Use these letter K of the week printable activities to help your preschoolers learn K words and strengthen their writing skills.

These printables are ideal for kids at home and in the classroom.

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Included in the Free Letter K Printable Pack

Inside this download, you’ll find engaging activities to support your preschoolers with letter J recognition, early handwriting skills, and vocabulary development.

Letter K Worksheet (Single PDF Page)

To begin with, the one-page worksheet offers a fantastic introduction to the letter K.

It features a sentence that reads – ” K is for…” that your child will trace, followed by K words – key, kiwi, kangaroo, and koala.

Once they are done with tracing, they can color the images that go with each word.

This sheet is great for morning work, letter of the week lessons, or quiet center time.

Letter K Flip Book 

You can then use the rest of the printables to create a letter K flip book for your child or students by cutting out each rectangle.

Alternatively, you can use these printables as they are.

The flip book features the following K words:

• Kite

• Koala

• Kiwi

• Key

• King

• Kiss

• Kangaroo

By the end of the week, your child will have created their very own letter K book.

Why You Would Love These Letter K Activities?

Truth be told!

Teaching the alphabet can sometimes feel repetitive.

That’s why this pack was created to keep learning hands-on and meaningful.

With these activities, your preschooler will:

Build fine motor skills through tracing and coloring.

Strengthen phonics awareness by repeating and recognizing the /k/ sound.

Develop early vocabulary with a variety of K words.

Gain confidence through independent, creative work.

Tips for Using These Letter K Printables

Not sure where to start?

Don’t worry—we’ve got a simple plan for you!

Begin with the one-page worksheet – Use this at the start of the week to introduce the letter K. Talk about each word, ask your child to name other K words, and color the images together.

Add in the flip book – Spread it out over a few days. Focus on one or two pages per day to avoid overwhelm and to reinforce the letter sound consistently.

Review and celebrate – Once the flip book is complete, read it together! Encourage your child to “read” the K words back to you by using the images and their memory.

Take it further – Create a K word wall, go on a “K scavenger hunt,” or draw new K words together.

More Letter K Words for Kids

As your child becomes more curious, it’s helpful to introduce additional words that start with the letter K. Here are some more kid-friendly K words you can explore together:

• Kitten

• Keyboard

• Kick

• Kitchen

• Knot

• Kid

• Kettle

• Knee

• Karate

• Kingdom

These can be used for extra drawing prompts, vocabulary games, or even a mini matching activity at home or in the classroom.

Grab Your Free Letter K Printables 

Click on the link below to download your free letter of the week activities!

Letter K of The Week Printable (0 downloads )

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Keep the Learning Going

If you have not yet done so. I invite you to check out my other alphabet resources on the blog.

• Letter J Worksheets
• Letter L Worksheets
• Letter M Worksheets
• Letter N Worksheets

Whether you’re a parent, preschool teacher, or homeschooling caregiver, this letter K of the week printable pack will support you with easy-to-use materials.

With just a few minutes each day, your child will grow their alphabet knowledge, vocabulary, and confidence. All while having fun!

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