Letter K Coloring Page Free Printable for Preschoolers

Our free letter K coloring page is perfect for young learners. This page features a bold, uppercase K alongside five images: a kangaroo, a kiss, a kite, a kilt, and a key.

These pictures help kids associate the letter with familiar objects.

Our free abc coloring pages make learning the alphabet fun and interactive.

Download, print, and let your child’s creativity flourish as they color their way through the alphabet, starting with the letter K coloring sheet.

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Letter K coloring sheet

This is such an easy and fun way to learn the letter K and some words that begin with K.

This letter K coloring printable is free to print but is for personal or classroom use only. Scroll to the bottom of the post to get the pdf file.

Included in the K coloring page are the following pictures starting with the kicking k:

• K is for kite
• K is for kangaroo
• K is for key
• K is for kiss
• K is for kilt

Each picture is thoughtfully designed to capture the essence of the word it represents, making the learning experience visually engaging for young children. The bold, uppercase K at the center of the page serves as a focal point, with the surrounding images reinforcing the connection to the letter.

How to use

Print out the letter coloring page below, it will print out on one full page. Make sure to check the printer settings.

You can of course print this on normal printer paper, but with all of our crafts, they always look better on cardstock.

As there are so many things to color in try and get the kids to use lots and lots of different colors. It will make it stand out so much more.

The most important thing though is just to have fun!

Have fun with all of our activities beginning with the letter k!

Why use this with your preschoolers?

A letter k coloring page offers numerous educational benefits for preschoolers.

It helps children associate the letter with its shape and sound, reinforcing letter recognition and phonemic awareness, foundational for reading.

Coloring enhances fine motor skills, which are critical for writing.

This activity also promotes focus, attention to detail, and creativity. Our free preschool alphabet worksheet provides a fun and interactive way to learn, making education enjoyable.

By engaging in this activity, children build early literacy skills and a love for learning, setting a strong foundation for their academic journey.

You can also enjoy our free k is for kite handprint art!

Letter k books for preschoolers

These are our two favorite books that make learning about the letter K more interesting:

Does a Kangaroo Have a Mother, Too? is a great book for learning the letter K. With its vibrant illustrations and simple text, it introduces preschoolers to kangaroos and other animals, making it easy for kids to remember the letter K. The engaging story and interactive nature of the book keep children interested while reinforcing their letter recognition and early literacy skills in a fun and educational way.

Kite Day. Bear and Mole embark on a delightful adventure as they prepare for Kite Day. With colorful illustrations and charming characters, this book captures the joy of friendship, teamwork, and the simple pleasure of flying a kite.

Get the letter k coloring worksheet here!

If you want to grab all of the letters of the alphabet in one place, you can purchase them here for a small fee. Or for a massively discounted price grab these handprint alphabet printables along with our new alphabet handprints in our 52-page bundle.

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Additional alphabet coloring pages

• Letter a coloring sheet printable
• Letter F coloring page
• Letter H coloring sheet
• Letter I coloring sheet
• Letter S coloring page

Last Updated on 25 April 2025 by Clare Brown