Write the child’s name on a piece of cardstock. Cut the letters apart. The student puts the puzzle together.
Sentence Strip Matching
In My Name vs. Not in My Name
We love these amazing free printables from Confessions of a Homeschooler. To begin, we printed the first letter of each child’s name. They use pattern blocks to make the letter.
Magnet Center
Try these EDITABLE NAME PRACTICE PAGES for your students who are learning how to write their names. You just type in your class list and print customized, differentiated name worksheets for each child. So quick and simple!
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Wonderful ideas! I'm going to try these with my little one. Clothes pins have some many uses!! Thanks for sharing!
I just saw this on Pinterest and I love these ideas. I would love for you to share them with my readers via my Littles Learning Link Up.
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http://totsandme.blogspot.com/2015/06/littles-learning-link-up-guest-post-how.html
Where did the colored letter tiles come from in the magnet center for spelling name? Thanks for all the great ideas!
love the peg idea simple and cheap!
Thank you for the great ideas, love the letters in my name worksheet, very simple idea but useful for learning how to spell your name!
You have some wonderful ideas for teaching kids to spell their names. I really like the addition of the clothespins, fine motor practice to strengthen those fingers! I notice you have them matching their names from capital to Lowercase. Curious to know when you do that in the year and if you encorage them to write lowercase.