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Letter K activities for preschool

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Looking for letter K activities?  We’ve got a bunch!

Check out these fun letter K activities perfect for preschool!

Letter K Activities

Check out these fun letter K activities perfect for preschool!

We started the week with my printable book of songs and rhymes.  He loved it was happy to have me read it a few times.  You can get the book here.

Check out these fun letter K activities perfect for preschool!

We’re not doing handwriting pages yet because he’s not ready for them.  Instead, we do simple fine motor exercises like this one.  He placed keys all around the letter K.  Get your printable letter K in this post.

Check out these fun letter K activities perfect for preschool!

As long as I had my keys off my key chain, I helped him sort them.  He sorted by type.  We also talked about the shapes of the holes in the keys, big/small, etc.

Check out these fun letter K activities perfect for preschool!

It’s been a dreary week, but when the sun came out we made an alphabet ladder on the driveway for him to “climb.”  I jumped the ladder first, naming each letter and its sound.  “B! /b/.  D! /d/…” He was excited for a turn but started and stopped a few times, frustrated.

With some encouragement he persisted and did a great job!  (The horizontal letters on top were added by his older brother, age 4.  He skipped those.)

Check out these fun letter K activities perfect for preschool!

This stained glass kite craft was so fun to make!  I love contact paper and tissue paper crafts for the window.  You can get a tutorial at Make and Takes.

Check out these fun letter K activities perfect for preschool!

This was based off a craft I did for a letter of the week series Crystal and Company.  We used a foam crown and my printable letter K to make the king.  He wanted to add googly eyes too, which always make a craft more fun. 😉

It’s funny to me that he still switches between hands as he colors.  While his three older siblings didn’t do that, I recently read that this is not unusual at his age.  That’s a big reason we haven’t started handwriting pages yet.  I want him to be comfortable with left or right first.  We’ll see!

Check out these fun letter K activities perfect for preschool!

For our sensory activity, we pulled out some kitchen tools and experimented with play dough.  We made some fun designs!

Check out these fun letter K activities perfect for preschool!

We often do activities with the letters in his name. This week I wrote them on large pieces of paper and put them in a stack.  Together, we put the letters in order.

Check out these fun letter K activities perfect for preschool!

We’re reading all week long!  King Midas and the Golden Touch is one we own and our favorite from our Letter K book list.

All your links in one spot

  • Little Letter K Book (songs and rhymes)
  • Letter K Dot Sticker Page (we skipped it this week, but it’s often part of our routine)
  • My Letter K Book (with photos)
  • Letter K Crafts
  • Letter K Book List
  • Letter K Math Ideas
  • Block letter K

Is your child ready for more of a challenge?

My little guy just turned 3.  If you have an older child or one who’s simply ready for the next step, try some of these!

  • Do some letter K handwriting pages.
  • Try a letter find worksheet.
  • Clip the pictures on our beginning sound clip cards.
  • Practice beginning sounds with our match mats.
  • Do a beginning sound coloring page.

 

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6 Comments

  1. Stacey

    November 12, 2016 at 10:10 am

    Your resources are so thorough and easy to print! Thank you for being SO generous!

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    • Anna Geiger

      November 16, 2016 at 6:34 am

      Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment, Stacey! 🙂 I’m so glad you can use my resources.

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  2. Alicia Clayton

    July 11, 2016 at 1:14 pm

    When I click on the link for the K Rhyme and Song book, I’m brought to the J book. Can you help me find the K book? Thanks!

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    • Anna Geiger

      July 11, 2016 at 1:36 pm

      Thank you for catching that, Alicia! Here is the correct link: https://www.themeasuredmom.com/rhymes-for-letter-k-free-printable-mini-book/

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      • Alicia

        July 11, 2016 at 9:43 pm

        Thank you so much! I have been using your letter of the week activities with my four-year-old, and K is a hard letter to find songs for, so I appreciate the help!

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        • Anna Geiger

          July 22, 2016 at 6:03 pm

          You wouldn’t think it would be so hard to find ideas for letter K, but it definitely is! So glad these came in handy for you, Alicia!

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