Letter K Is for Kite Coloring Page

This page sets a hollow capital K beside a hollow lowercase k and sends two diamond kites up below them, each trailing a long curling string. K is built from a straight post and two diagonal arms that meet against it, and the capital and lowercase share that structure almost exactly, with the lowercase simply shrinking the arms and keeping the post tall. That makes K one of the more forgiving letters to learn once a child can already draw a straight line. The kites partner it well because a diamond is itself four straight strokes, so the whole sheet quietly practices the same skill twice. Each kite divides into four triangular panels, which gives eight panels in all and room for a child to color the pair as a matching set or to give each kite its own design. Print it for an alphabet unit, for a windy day topic, or alongside the other outdoor pages in this set. The lines are thick enough throughout that the sheet still reads clearly if it is photocopied.