Chunky Uppercase K Stacked Over Lowercase k

A large uppercase K sits at the top of the page, drawn in a thick, blocky outline with a straight vertical stem and two angled arms that meet in the middle. Below it is a smaller lowercase k in the same bold, rounded-corner style, with a tall stem and a shorter diagonal arm and leg. Both letters are empty white shapes with clean black borders, so there is plenty of room for crayons or markers. Try coloring the capital K in one bold color and the lowercase k in a matching shade, which helps young learners see that the two shapes are the same letter. This printable page also works well for tracing the outlines with a finger while saying the K sound.