Preschool ELA: Letter K Games

Letter K

Find the Letters H, I, J & K

Put your language skills to the test by finding the letters H, I, J & K.

Pre-K K RF.K.1.D

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Letter K

Can You Find the Uppercase Letter K?

To play this game, find the uppercase letter K.

Pre-K K RF.K.1.D

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Letter K

Can You Find the Lowercase Letter k?

To play this game, find the lowercase letter k.

Pre-K K RF.K.1.D

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Letter K

Learn the Letters: Big K

Put your language skills to the test by learning the letter: Big K.

Pre-K RF.K.1.D

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Letter K

Practice the Letters: Big K

Kids must practice the letter: Big K.

Pre-K RF.K.1.D

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Letter K

Learn the Letters: Small k

Put your language skills to the test by learning the letter: Small k.

Pre-K RF.K.1.D

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Letter K

Practice the Letters: Small k

Put your language skills to the test by practicing the letter: Small k.

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Letter K

Match Big and Small K

Put your language skills to the test by learning to match big and small K.

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Starting with K

While the letter K is the eleventh in the alphabet, it is seldom used. The uppercase and lowercase variants of K have a common appearance, which will aid children in quickly learning to identify the letter.

However, writing a letter can be challenging. The diagonal lines, mostly in letter K, would require some practice on the part of preschool. Use three-lined handwriting paper as a template to help them learn. Kids will need to learn certain consonant combinations while they work toward reading fluency with the letter K especially in the starting grades.

K-Learning Strategies

The letter C is sometimes found with the letter K. Words like "truck" and "chicken" are used to practice this mix. The letter K appears with the letter N in words "knock," "know," "knight," and "knee." The K becomes a silent letter in KN words. The KN mix can be used to introduce the idea of silent letters in a language arts lesson.

Learning can be tedious and monotonous for children at times. It becomes easier when experience and fun are balanced.

It's All About K

Try going slow while teaching the letter 'K.' All kids use different signals to pick up and learn new information. Build a comprehensive learning plan by combining sounds, sights, and gestures. So, choose SplashLearn, and join the world's best online global educational community!

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