K Is for Kindness Coloring Page with a Big Letter K

One big hollow capital K fills the middle of this K is for kindness coloring page, under the words K Is for Kindness in bubble letters. Hearts and stars surround the letter on every side.

It is a free printable for preschool and kindergarten, ages 3 to 6. It fits an alphabet lesson on the letter K, a kindness week and a morning circle about kind words.

How this coloring page was created

For this page, we typed this idea into Colorin AI: "the words K Is for Kindness in bubble letters at the top of the page, above one big hollow capital letter K with small hearts and stars around it, drawn with simple bold outlines for preschool and kindergarten, the letter kept small enough to leave a wide white margin below it, with the whole drawing kept above an empty white margin at the bottom of the page".

The words "bubble letters" gave the title round, puffy shapes. In the drawing, "one big hollow capital letter K" became a tall letter with a thick outline and an empty inside, and "simple bold outlines for preschool and kindergarten" kept the hearts and stars large and plain, with no lines inside them. The I in Is has flat bars at its top and bottom.

How the Letters Sit on This K Is for Kindness Coloring Page

The page ties a letter to a word that young children hear often in class. The K at the center is the same letter that starts Kindness in the title, so a child can find it twice on the sheet and trace it with a finger before picking up a crayon.

A preschool teacher can say the sound of K, then ask each child for one kind act they can do today, such as sharing a toy or holding the door. The teacher writes that answer in the white band at the bottom of the child's sheet. Hung side by side, the finished pages make a kindness wall for the classroom.

The title has two lines, with K Is for on top and Kindness below. The big K has a straight left side and two arms that meet in a deep notch on the right, and the lower arm reaches the bottom of the letter. One heart sits above the K, two sit on each side of it and two small ones rest near its base. Six stars fill the gaps, and one of them is tucked into the notch between the two arms.

The drawing ends well above the foot of the sheet, which leaves that wide white band at the bottom free for writing.

Coloring Ideas and Techniques

Color the big K in one bright color, or give each of its three strokes a different color so children see how the letter is built from a straight line and two slanted arms.

Use red and pink for the hearts and yellow for the stars, and give the star in the notch a different shade so it stands out against the K.

For the other letters in your class, build a page for the first letter of each child's name with a kind word that starts with it.

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