Letter K Worksheet and Activity Pack

A Handy Set of Letter K Worksheets and Activities for K-2 Kids

Keys, koalas, kangaroos; this Letter K Formation Activity Pack has it all! 

When it comes to letter formation, repetition is key. The good news is that our letter K worksheets offer a wide variety of fun letter formation tasks, so you can keep your kids engaged and motivated as they practice. 

Children will be able to color in images that start with K, help a friendly koala, play a spin and color game, hunt for the letter K, and much more.

These letter K worksheets are an excellent way to help kids build handwriting fluency and confidence. Plus, they're so much fun, your class will forget how much they're learning! 

Twinkl Tip: Why not create workbooks for your children by fastening our letter K worksheets together with staples or split pins?

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5 Fun Facts about Koalas

Who doesn't love koalas? You'd have to have a heart of stone not to find the little furry fellas completely and utterly adorable. In honor of these cute marsupials, we've put together a list of five fun facts about koalas. Check them out below.

• Koalas are very fussy eaters and will only eat eucalyptus leaves. And even then, from over 700 eucalyptus species, they will only eat about 50! 
• They eat up to one kilogram of eucalyptus per day. 
• Koalas can sleep up to 18 hours per day. This is due to the fact that the eucalyptus leaves they eat are quite low in nutrients. Sleeping a lot helps koalas conserve their precious energy. 
• Despite being called "koala bears," koalas are actually marsupials. 
• An infant koala is called a joey, and it lives in its mother's pouch for about six months after birth.