What can children discover with the Letter K? More than they might think! From kites soaring in the sky to kangaroos hopping across the land and keys that unlock doors, the Letter K opens the door to playful learning. As children explore the /k/ sound in activities below, they'll strengthen early reading skills while learning through movement, creativity, and hands-on fun.
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Phonics songs are an excellent tool for teaching letter sounds as children prepare for reading. Sing the songs slowly, focusing on the sound of the letter. Be careful not to add a vowel to the end of the /u/ sound (avoid saying /kuh/).
Phonics Song
Tune: Farmer in the Dell
K /k/ kick
K /k/ kick
/k/ /k/ /k/ /k/
K /k/ kick
Bible Version
Tune: Farmer in the Dell
K /k/ king
K /k/ king
God kept King David safe
K /k/ king
Use a key to paint the Letter K Poster.
Glue or place stickers of lions on the Kk Poster. Discuss how the lion is called the King of the Jungle.
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Paint, glue, or stick diamonds on the Letter K poster. Draw a tail and ribbons to create kites.
Children love to fly kites. Take the opportunity in a safe environment to let a kite soar high in the air.
Build a castle for a king or knight using blocks.
Create a kindness jar by adding a pom-pom each time someone shows kindness.
My "K" Book by Jane Belk Moncure - Be sure to use the phonetic sound of the letter and not the letter name when reading the book. When we come to a letter, I have my child read the phonetic sound of each letter.
Three Little Kittens is a classic nursery rhyme that tells the story of three kittens who lose their mittens and must search for them. Each verse follows the kittens' journey as they try to find their lost mittens, with playful language and repetitive patterns. The story's simple, rhythmic text and charming illustrations make it an enjoyable read for young children while reinforcing concepts like responsibility and rhyme.
Does a Kangaroo Have a Mother, Too? by Eric Carle is a delightful story that explores the idea of animal motherhood. The book asks children whether different animals, like a kangaroo, elephant, or penguin, have mothers, just like they do. The rhythmic text and vibrant illustrations engage children while teaching them about various animals and the concept of family in the animal kingdom.
Emma Kate by Patrica Polacco is a heartwarming story about the close bond between a little girl and her imaginary friend, who happens to be an elephant. Together, they have fun-filled adventures, from riding bikes to going to school, until a surprising twist at the end reveals who the imaginary friend truly is. The story celebrates the power of imagination, friendship, and the joy of make-believe.
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Because a Little Bug Went Ka-choo by Rosetta Stone is a delightful, rhyming story that shows how one small action can set off a chain reaction. When a little bug sneezes, it causes a series of events that affect various animals and people in humorous and surprising ways.
The Kissing Hand by Audrey Penn is a heartwarming story about a young raccoon named Chester who is nervous about going to school for the first time. His mother reassures him by giving him a special "kissing hand" — a kiss placed in his palm that he can carry with him whenever he feels scared or lonely. The story beautifully explores themes of love, comfort, and courage, offering children a gentle way to cope with separation anxiety.
A Pocket Full of Kisses by Audrey Penn shares the story of Chester Raccoon, who is having a hard time adjusting to the arrival of a new baby brother. Chester feels worried and unsure about the changes in his family. His mother reassures him by giving him a "pocket full of kisses" so that he can carry her love with him wherever he goes. This comforting story helps children understand the feelings that come with big changes in the family, such as the arrival of a new sibling.
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