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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Description
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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964 reviews for Name Tracing Editable Name Practice Mats | Name Activities & Name Writing
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Amanda S. –
I used this as a end of year gift for my prek kids to keep practicing their name over summer!
vickie R. –
I used these with my older students by laminating them and using dry erase markers. They liked to use them
Brittany K. –
I love this resource, but mine stopped working. The names would be there, but not in the different practice styles.
Madison A. –
I used this a the beginning of the year when I noticed a lot of my students needed support with writing their name. Very easy to edit and print.
Andrea Z. –
I successfully used this resource in my program and will continue to use it.
Monica L. –
This is great for letter writing! It has plenty of options.
Kaitlyn J. –
I love how this resource is low prep and easy to use for students. It’s great name practice for the beginning of the year.
Kimberly G. –
I actually love this resource but wish that I could fit their first and last name at the same time.
Katrina H. –
I used these for the K students assigned to me on days the school couldn’t find a substitute for their teacher.
Janice M. –
I used these in my Prekindergarten classroom. It’s a great resource!
Andrew S. –
This was a good resource, but the scrolling through to the different ways the name was written was a little time consuming to me.
Shawna O. –
Love this resource. Perfect for my kinder class. I kept getting students added the first couple of weeks and I could easily create a new worksheet running out the door!
Shae H. –
I love all the different options! Great way for students to learn how to write their names.
Kelly M. –
Time saver worth the price! Product was exactly as described.
Learn In Third –
Bought this for my toddler for playing at home and he loved it in his sensory bins.
Jamie M. –
Wonderful way for students to practice name writing. Great resource for them use to at home or school.
Lynn L. –
This is a great tool to use when teaching students to write their names.
Cindy L. –
This is a great resource. It gives you many ways to differentiate the activities.
Ellise O’Neill –
I love that I could use this at multiple times throughout the year. I kept a copy in student binders. Switched it when I introduced last names.
Elizabeth M. –
This worked very well in my classroom! Thank you!