If you’re in need of great show and tell letter k item ideas for kids to bring in to share you are looking in the right place. Listed below is a very large and thorough list of 50 different letter k items that would be great to bring in for show and tell. It includes animals, toys, games, books, houshold items, and more all starting with the letter k.
*If you’re looking for a list of show-and-tell items for letters A to Z be sure to also check out this fun comprehensive show-and-tell item list.
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Tips for Show and Tell Success
*Be sure your child can carry their show-and-tell item themselves. Anything too large or too heavy may be tough for this.
*Show and tell items should be school appropriate and grade-level-appropriate. What is okay for a 4th grader to bring in for a show and tell day may be completely different than what is appropriate for a kindergartener. If you are unsure if something is school appropriate check with your child’s teacher first.
*If bringing in an item like a food item, animal to show, or something else that may need extra assistance be sure to check with your child’s teacher first.
*Prep your child before show and tell. Let them help pick out their item and then have them think about some things they could say about it once it is their time to share at school.
*Do not send in anything that you don’t want to get broken or lost. Children are still working on responsibility at this age and their items may get broken or lost. Keep this in mind and don’t send in anything of sentimental value or that can’t be easily replaced.
Show and Tell Letter K Item List
- Koala (stuffed animal, photo, or book)
- Kangaroo (stuffed animal, photo, or book)
- Kite
- Ketchup
- KitKat
- Keys
- Keychain
- Kitchen Toy
- Kid (toy)
- Karate belt
- Karate board
- Karaoke microphone
- Kickball
- King (costume or doll)
- Kitten stuffed animal
- Kitten photo
- Kitten pet (check with teacher and okay this first)
- Kiwi fruit
- Kiwi bird (Stuffed animal, photo, or book)
- Koolaid Jammers
- Kind Bar
- Kaleidoscope
- Kirby (video game or stuffed animal)
- Kleenex
- Kinetic sand
- Kindle
- Kristoff (Frozen Doll)
- Kettle Chips
- Kettle Corn
- K’nex
- Kerplunk Game
- Kansas post cart
- Kentucky post card
- Ken Barbie
- Kinder egg
- Krispy Kreme Donuts
- King Crab (stuffed animal, photo or book)
- Knuffle Bunny Book
- King Triton (Ariel movie)
- Kermit the Frog (show or stuffed animal)
- King playing card
- Keyboard
- Knight toy
- Koozie
- Khakis
- Kisses (hershey)
- Kit (bead, playdough, etc)
- Knitted item (hat, gloves,etc)
- Kale Chips
- Koosh Ball
- Kevin (Up)
- Kanga (Pooh)
- Kwaazi Tonie (Octanauts)
- Karma’s World Tonie
If there is an item listed like Koolaid Jammers or kettle corn and your child wants to bring it as a snack to share this is a super fun idea. Be sure to check with your child’s teacher first if this is approved by the school and if there are allergies in the class.
The teachers are super helpful if you have any questions about show and tell at all and can help with the logistics.
A photo is always a great idea if you can’t find the physical object or it is hard to bring in. Something like a kitten or family member with a name that starts with letter K would be great ideas for photos to share.
A photo of a person whose name starts with letter K is a great option as well. Some common letter K names include Kenny, Karen, Kim, Kennedy, Kevin, Kylie, Kayla, Kayden, Khloe, Kendall, Katherine, Keenan, Keegan, and more.
If you have any additional letter k show and tell item ideas be sure to share them in the comments below.
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