k is for keyboards

K is for kick, kite, keyboard, kaleidescope, and kindness

For our first lesson for the letter K we were at the beach. We had hoped to visit the Kite Museum, but they were closed during our visit. I think it worked out for the best as we were then forced to fly our own kites, something I really had never done before. 

The second round we were home and looked through our kaliedescope

 

I knocked on the kids' door and read knock knock jokes

 

The kids wore lipstick and kissed a K

And mom

 

Also we played with our keyboard, various other instruments, and garageband

Kite 

Keyboard (garage band) 

Kissing a piece of paper with lipstick 

Kick a ball around a field 

Knock, knock.  Who’s there?  Boo.  Boo hoo?  Why are you crying?

Knock, knock. Who’s there? Kanga. Kanga who? No, it’s kangaroo!

Knock knock who’s there olive?

Olive who? Olive you

For zula:

Knock, knock.  Who’s there?  Ice cream.  Ice cream who?  Ice cream if you don’t let me in!

Kiwi fruit 

Kabob 

Kinetic sculpture 

Kind

Kindness (random acts of)

Kaleidoscope

Keep

Kawaii— cute in Japanese 

Kekoa—Hawaiian warrior 

Keychain , key, 

Kid

Regrettably Kit Kat (owned by nestle)

Killer

Kinfolk 

Kitchen 

Kitten 

Knee

Knowledge 

Kris Kringle 

Kwanza   

Knead

Knife

King Jesus 

Kangaroo 

Kashmir 

Kentucky 

Kansas 

Kenya

Kazakhstan 

Korea (north, south) 

Kosovo

Kyoto, Japan 

Koala bear 

King fisher 

Knights of the round table 

Killdeer 

Kiwi bird (flightless)

Komodo dragon 

King cobra 

Killer whale 

Krill (very important part of ecosystem)

Kookaburra 

Kelp goose

Kentucky warbler

Kashmir nuthatch 

Keeshond (dog)

King penguin 

Kudu

King crab 

Kakapo (parrot)