Words That Start With K for Kids

Popular K Words

All Words Starting With K

• kangaroo – A kangaroo is a special animal that lives in Australia.
• keen – Keen means really wanting to do something or being very excited about it.
• keep – Keep means to hold onto something and not give it away.
• keeping – Keeping is when you have something and you make sure it stays with you.
• keepsake – A keepsake is a special item that you keep because it reminds you of a person, a place, or a happy time.
• ketchup – Ketchup is a tasty red sauce made from tomatoes.
• kettle – A kettle is a special pot that heats water until it boils.
• key – A key is a special tool that you use to unlock doors or start a car.
• keyboard – A keyboard is a set of keys that you press to write words and numbers on a computer or tablet.
• kick – To kick is when you use your foot to push or hit something.
• kicker – A kicker is someone in a game, like football, who kicks the ball to help their team score points.
• kicks – Kicks are when you use your foot to push something away or to hit it.
• kid – A kid is someone who is not an adult yet.
• kin – Kin is another word for family.
• kind – Kind means being friendly and caring.
• kindly – 'Kindly' is a word we use when we want to ask someone to do something in a nice way.
• kindness – Kindness is when you do something nice for someone else.
• king – A king is a leader of a country.
• kingdom – A kingdom is a land ruled by a king or queen.
• kiss – A kiss is when you press your lips against someone else's.
• kit – A kit is a set of things that you need to make or do something.
• kitchen – The kitchen is a room where we prepare and cook meals.
• kite – A kite is a fun toy that you can fly in the air.
• kitten – A kitten is a young cat.
• kitty – A kitty is a young cat.
• kiwi – A kiwi is a fruit that is round and brown on the outside, and green on the inside.
• klutz – A klutz is a person who often has accidents or is clumsy.
• knapsack – A knapsack is a special kind of bag that you can wear on your back.
• knees – Knees are the joints in your legs that connect your thigh to your lower leg.
• knife – A knife is a tool with a sharp edge that we use to cut things like food.
• knight – A knight is a special warrior in stories and history.
• knock – Knock is when you tap on a door or a wall with your hand.
• knot – A knot is when you take a piece of rope or string and twist it around itself to hold it tight.
• know – To know is when you have learned something and can remember it.
• known – When something is known, it means you understand it or have learned about it.
• koala – Koalas are fluffy animals that live in trees.