Prek name writing activities

Name Writing Practice for Kids

Enjoy these free printable name writing activities for preschoolers. Download the printable sheets, grab your pencils, and write!

Today is a lovely simple idea. We will be using a tracing page that has bubble like letters to make a collage! Items that will work for a collage: crepe paper (as displayed) sequins small

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Are you looking for easy name practice activities for your preschoolers? Use these simple, homemade name activities as a morning activity when your preschoolers first come to school or set them up for practice at the literacy center. Students get to practice spelling their name with a hands-on approach which makes learning fun. Students get to use their fine motor skills as they manipulate the letters. This is also a great letter identification activity as well.

For younger kids, here are some French classroom name writing practice activities you and your students will love! They'll have fun writing their names.

This year for preschool we are part of a co-op preschool group. I put together name recognition activities for all the kids in the preschool...

I use the same picture to create name cards for the word wall for each student.

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These Editable Name Worksheets are great for preschool, prek, kindergarten, or 1st grade students to use to practice identifying, reading, and spelling their names all developing and growing their fine motor skills!

Help children learn the letters in their name with this Q-tip painting activity! This free printable includes an editable version.

Begin the Kindergarten year with these name writing practice cards! They are completely editable, just print and laminate for fine motor and handwriting practice. Students learning the spelling of their name will love seeing it on these cute cards! #namegame #spelling

Learning the letters in your name, how to spell your name, and recognizing your name in print are just some of the joys toddlers experience in preschool! Use these name activities for preschool to build confidence in your learners with the name activity board. Have students point to their name, unscramble the letters in their name, and eventually build it on their own! Watch as students work their way up to tracing and writing their name with this editable name practice mat.

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Make name writing fun with our Rainbow Writing Practice activity! Using our free worksheet and crayons, preschoolers can practice writing their name while creating a colorful masterpiece. This easy and low-prep activity is perfect for building fine motor and pre-writing skills. Download the free printable and start the rainbow writing adventure today.

Click here to several name activities for preschool, kindergarten, first grade for identifying, reading and spelling names with fine motor skills!

Free name writing pages for preschool and kindergarten age kids. There are seven printable pages: tracing name worksheet, color my name page, read, trace, color, and write my name sheet, trace and write my name page, my name has __ letters page, trace my name from big to small letters, find letters in my name, and daily signup practice worksheet. All of the worksheets are free to download.

FREE Literacy Activity for Preschoolers to practice matching upper and lowercase letters, alphabet tracing, and beginnings sounds.

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