Letter K Tracing Worksheet: Learn to Write the Letter K!

How to use this worksheet

Have your child trace the dotted letter K first with a finger to feel the vertical line and two diagonal strokes, then switch to a pencil for the same path. Encourage them to pause where the diagonal lines meet the vertical line, since this junction is often the hardest part to get right. After tracing, move to the practice lines and have them write the letter K independently several times. Finish by naming the pictures on the page and coloring only the ones that start with the letter K.

Materials needed

• Pencil
• Crayons

Extension activities

• 1Find objects around the house starting with K, like keys, a kite, or a kettle.
• 2Practice forming the letter K using craft sticks or pipe cleaners to reinforce the straight-line shapes.
• 3Write the letter K in a tray of sand or shaving cream for a sensory, low-pressure writing experience.
• 4Fly a kite or draw one together while talking about the letter K sound.
• 5Play a simple game clapping once every time you hear a K word in a story read aloud.