The Letter K Craft for Preschool
This Letter K Craft for Preschool is chocked full of learning and fun! Print your activity onto cardstock paper. The background of the letter K template has keys, kitties, kiwis, kennels, and koalas. Take a moment to name each picture you see in the background before you begin the activity. Use markers and crayons to color in the images on page 2. Color in the king, kites, kangaroo, and kettle! Inside the letter K contains four shapes: circle, square, triangle, and rectangle. Have your little ones cut out the shapes on page two and match each picture to its same shape. Using scissors is a great way to build fine motor skills. Matching shapes is a great way to learn shape names and shape recognition. What else do you see in the room that begins with the letter K?
Letter K Books for Preschool
Take a look at some great letter K books for preschool! Reading with your little ones is a great way to build vocabulary skills, build a social connection, and discover potential interests! Read “Kite Day”, “Kitten’s First Full Moon”, and “The Koala Who Could”. First, print out your kite cutouts onto cardstock paper. Next, use markers, crayons, Dot Dot markers, stickers, etc., to color in your kite! Use scissors to cut out your streamers and bow. Then, use glue to attach your streamers to the back of the kite and your bow to the front of the kite. Be sure to hang your kite craft somewhere that needs a bit of cheer! Hold up your kite outside and watch the streamers blow in the wind!
Letter K Activities for Pre-K
Use a Dot Dot marker to dot your letter K. Engage with a touch of social emotional learning by talking about the word, “artistic”. What does it feel like to be artistic? How can you express your emotions through artistry? Another way to use this sheet is to have your little ones place one fruit loop onto each gray dot. Laminate your printable to keep it long lasting! The Alphabet Handprint Book can be a great end of the year gift for your little ones and their parents. Take a look at “K is for Kite”. Use pink paint for the handprints, yellow construction paper for the ties, and a blue sharpie for the string. Be sure to use Washable Kwik Stix to add some colorful flourishes for fun. We hope you enjoyed The Letter K Craft for Preschool! Head to the Preschool Printable Library for tons of fun and learning!
