Perfect for a preschool name tracing worksheet and name learning activity with alternative font choices make this name tracing generator & printable easy to make and use!
My 5 year old is finally showing interest in his letters and boy oh boy is that learning accelerating! He seems to be a bit hung up on writing his name though and I think it might be the R and e that are proving difficult for him. So I came up with this lovely printable. Then I thought, you know what, I bet other kids have this issue too. I then told my husband and he made me this nifty little code for my blog so that my readers could also get this printable totally personalized. OK, so lets get started.
This printable name tracing worksheet is great for your child learning their name as well as forming those letters. In future posts I am going to be doing a few ideas on forming those letters to help my little guy out, so keep an eye out for those.
I printed out a page for each of my 3 kids. I love these learning resource pockets from Amazon to use dry erase pens on. The kids write and remove as many times as their focus allows.
My 5-year-old did his name 6 times before interest was lost for this session. My 2-and-a-half-year-old got tired once and decided that drawing and erasing was simply better.
You can, of course, just print them and use them without using a cover.
These are also great in a classroom setting, as the letters are the perfect size for preschoolers!
I use these plastic pockets for a wide variety of printables from mazes to line tracing.
Good stuff right!? The dry erase pen is just the same one we use for the whiteboard. I have thinner pens on order for a better grip. I recommend these thin whiteboard markers; check them out!
Free printable name tracing worksheets
Now the fun bit!
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