ABC phonics: The Letter K for Kids

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In today’s lesson, we explored the letter “K,” the 11th letter of the alphabet, learning how to write both the uppercase and lowercase forms. We practiced saying the strong “k” sound and discovered fun words that start with “K,” such as “kangaroo,” “kite,” and “kittens.” By the end of the lesson, students gained a better understanding of the letter’s shape, sound, and usage in various words.
  1. What sound does the letter K make, like in the word “kangaroo”?
  2. Can you think of a fun word that starts with the letter K?
  3. How do you write a big K and a small k?

Let’s Learn About the Letter K!

Today, we’re going to have fun learning about the letter “K.” It’s the 11th letter in the alphabet, and it comes after “J” and before “L.” Let’s explore how to write it, say it, and some cool words that start with “K.”

How the Letter K Looks

The letter K has two different shapes: a big one and a small one.

  • Big K: It looks like a tall line with two slanted lines meeting it.
  • Small k: It looks like a shorter line with two slanted lines, but smaller.

Writing the Letter K

Let’s learn how to write the big and small K!

Big K:

  1. Draw a long straight line down.
  2. From the middle of the line, draw a slanted line going right.
  3. From the bottom of the line, draw another slanted line going right.

Small k:

  1. Draw a shorter straight line down.
  2. Start lower on the line and draw a slanted line going inwards.
  3. Draw another slanted line to match the first one.

How to Say the Letter K

The letter K makes a strong “k” sound, like in the word “kangaroo.” Try saying it out loud: “k, k, kangaroo!”

Words That Start with K

Here are some fun words that start with the “K” sound:

  • Kangaroo: A big animal from Australia that hops around.
  • Kite: A fun toy that flies in the sky when it’s windy.
  • Kittens: Cute baby cats that love to play.

More K Words

Let’s learn some more words that start with K:

  • Kids: That’s you and your friends!
  • Kitchen: The place where yummy food is made.
  • Kiss: A sweet way to show you care.

Wrapping Up

The letter K is a special part of the alphabet. Now you know how to write it, say it, and use it in words. Next time, we’ll learn about the letter L and discover even more exciting things!

  • Can you think of any other words that start with the letter “K”? Maybe you have a favorite toy or food that begins with “K”!
  • Have you ever flown a kite or seen a kangaroo? What was it like, and how did it make you feel?
  • Can you find something around your house or classroom that starts with the letter “K”? Share what you found and why you chose it!
  1. K Word Hunt: Go on a “K” word hunt around your home or classroom. Look for objects that start with the letter “K” and make a list. Can you find a kite, a key, or even a kitchen? Share your list with a friend and see who found the most “K” words!

  2. Craft a Kite: Create your own paper kite! Use colorful paper, sticks, and string to make a simple kite. Decorate it with drawings of things that start with “K,” like kangaroos or kittens. Once your kite is ready, try flying it outside with the help of an adult.

  3. Sound Detective: Be a sound detective and listen for the “k” sound in words around you. When you hear a word that starts with “K,” like “kids” or “kitchen,” give a thumbs up. How many “K” words can you hear in a day?

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