Name Tracing Editable Name Practice Mats | Name Activities & Name Writing
$5.00
These name practice mats in print style font include 20 name tracing editable worksheets so that you can differentiate for each child! Easily edit the no prep name tracing practice activities with the autofill feature! Students can work on these name mats during centers, independent practice, or morning work!
# of Pages: 633
File Type: PDF
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These name practice mats in print style font include 20 name tracing editable worksheets so that you can differentiate for each child! Easily edit the no prep name tracing practice activities with the autofill feature!
Simply enter each student’s first or last name into the editable class list, and PRESTO… the names will automatically appear on all 20 name writing practice mats! Talk about a HUGE time saver!
Just print and place the name tracing practice mats inside a dry erase pocket or sheet protector for your students to use again and again! Just trace and erase!
These editable name practice mats are perfect for:
- Morning work
- Centers
- Early finisher activities
- Independent practice
- Small group instruction
Please download the preview to take a closer look at all 20 name practice mats!
If you are looking for editable name practice mats in italicized style font, you can find them HERE!
All fonts are embedded directly in the PDF file. You will need Adobe Reader, which you can download for free, to edit this file.
I hope students love practicing their name with these name mats!
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Chelsie D. –
I love all the different options to choose from for each student’s needs for guidance.
Alissa B. –
I love this resource! It really helped with students struggling with letter formation.
magicalmissjenn –
This makes the beginning of the year prep SO easy – just input my class list and I have everything I need to go. I find myself coming back to this regularly!
Emma’s French Classroom –
Seriously can’t say enough about these name mats. We used these every day when students came in from outdoor recess, as a calm transition activity. They loved “graduating” to a new page once they had mastered the last, and it was so easy to make and print different versions because of the way the resource is formatted. SO many options!
Colena J. –
This is an amazing activity that has helped my students recognize their names. This has helped my AS students write their names nearly.
Donna C. –
These are a great way to practice with my kids to write their names. I love that they are editable and you can choose which style you like.
Taylor Gensler –
My kindergarten students use this for morning work. I like the variety of formats!
Shanay W. –
I slipped these into plastic sleeves and had my students practice writing their names with dry erase markers. We were able to use them over and over and build that muscle memory. Thanks!
Hannah M. –
My students have loved these activities and are so engaged.
Laura J. –
This is a great activity for morning work, as the students are transitioning into the classroom.
Annmarie R. –
Great way to practice writing and spelling first and last names.
KinderKrazee –
Amazing name practice activities. These were a great help to my students in making sure that they are practicing their first and last names. Thank you!
Sarah B. –
Love that you just type in each student’s name and it auto-fills it into each different type of worksheet. A huge timesaver. Thank you!
Katelyn McNamee –
My kids enjoyed using this a lot, great resource!
Jo S. –
This is a brilliant resource, all there for you and automatically sorts names, the best part!
Olivia H. –
My students love using dry-erase markers for writing their names. They especially love erasing their names when they’re done. This is a great resource!!
Betzy Sanchez –
Great resource! My students enjoyed using this in our classroom.
Jodi Fullerton –
Great resource to use in my inclusion classroom. Thanks!
Adventures of a First Grade Teacher –
This has been great practice for students to write their own name, and their friends names, too! These are available as a morning choice for students. I introduce them during writing time, but often find kids using them during play time, too.
Erika P. –
This is a great resource for students to practice their names.