PLAY DOUGH NAMES - Create play dough name mats for each of the students. Jean has some suggestions on her blog for other activities to do with the letters. You can download them for free here at Make Learning Fun. NAME ROADS - Use these great letter roads to create your students’ names. He then glues scraps of different colored papers to his name. MOSAIC NAMES - Write the child’s name on a large piece of white paper. The student chooses different colors to trace over or around the letters in her name. RAINBOW WRITING NAMES - On a large piece of white paper, write the child’s name. I’ll write a simple sentence or question at the top of a piece of paper and leave two columns beneath for the children to write their names. If they need help, I guide them through it, talk them through it, or write their names in yellow marker so they can trace.ĭuring the second part of the year, I try to make it a little different. SIGN-IN-BOOK - At the beginning of the year, the children find their names and write within the appropriate box.
Some do both! Please forgive the quality of some of the photos! Others are a way to teach literacy and math skills using the children’s names as a foundation. Some of the activities relate to each child learning his own name. Listed below are a variety of activities based on students’ names. Here are more name activities for preschoolers that I’ve used with my students. Previously, I detailed the name kits I usually make at the beginning of the school year.
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