FREE Letter K Tracing Worksheet Printables

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Hello, everyone!

Are we almost at the end of the week already? How time hurries on! As I mentioned in the last post, we are in the process of moving into and getting settled in our new home that we have been building for over a year. It has been so sweet to really start enjoying the home after waiting so long for it. Though my life has been very busy, I’ve enjoyed trying to be more consistent on this blog, and it’s been helping me to have this series to focus on. That said, this post is specifically for the letter “k,” and I hope that these free printable worksheets will help with fine motor skills, writing skills, and proper letter formation. These letter tracing worksheets are perfect for younger children who may just need a little extra practice with their uppercase and lowercase letter formation.

As I have mentioned in previous posts, as I slowly release this complete set of kids worksheets that focus mainly on alphabet tracing which can also aid in early literacy skills, I would recommend buying a three-ring binder for these printable pdfs so that you can keep them all in one place as an “abc book” of sorts. Additionally, it would also be ideal to laminate these practice sheets so that your littles can use them over and over again with a dry-erase marker (bonus points if you can find some dry erase pockets to keep in the binder!).

Without further adieu, here are the free letter K tracing worksheets 🙂 You can either click each of these download links and print your worksheets, or you can click the pictures of the individual worksheets below for your free download.

Letter K Tracing Worksheet Printables page 1

Letter K Tracing Worksheet Printables page 2

Letter K Tracing Worksheet Printables page 3

Letter K Tracing Worksheet Printables page 4

The four different pages all have different difficulty levels. The first page is simply the uppercase letter “K” combined with the lowercase letter “k” made with dotted lines that your child can trace. The second page has only traceable uppercase I’s and the lowercase letter k’s. Next, the third page has the uppercase letter K with two lines to copy down the letter without as much guidance and two more lines for the lowercase k. Lastly, the final page has letter k words including the words “key,” “koala,” “kangaroo,” and “kite” with dotted lines that young children can use to trace. On that page, there are only lowercase letters in the words, and I think it can be a great way to introduce other small letters and letter sounds.

All four of these letter k worksheet pages are in a pdf format and are completely free to you! I sincerely hope they are helpful to you and your littles 🙂

There you have it! I hope that each of these free printables will be a blessing to you whether you are using them for personal use with your own children or in a more homeschool coop or classroom setting with other children. These alphabet tracing worksheets have been so fun to make. For young children, practicing letter recognition and basic writing skills is so important, and I believe these printable activities will be a fun way to get in some extra practice through this summer season. I hope you will enjoy these letter k worksheet printables!

If you are looking for more printable pages that help with learning alphabet letters, I did want to include a link here to my Etsy shop where you can find an entire activity pack filled with alphabet worksheets that includes pages for every letter of the alphabet to help your young learners. I hope it proves to be helpful to you!

Did you decide to use any of these printable letter k worksheets?

Would it be helpful if I made more worksheets like these for each of the other letters of the alphabet?

Let me know in the comments below!