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Name Tracing Editable Name Practice Mats | Name Activities & Name Writing

(964 customer reviews)

$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

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

  1. KinderDolls –

    Thank you

  2. Hope L. –

    This is such a great resource for teaching handwriting!

  3. Margarita H. –

    My students love using this resource as a morning work.

  4. Sheri S. –

    This is exactly what I have been looking for to help with personalizing my students’ letter-writing practice. I really like how there are tons of writing options and levels of support available depending on the needs of my students.

  5. Language Artsy Teacher –

    I used this in my kindergarten classroom! It was great. Thank you!

  6. sarah R. –

    Great

  7. Holly C. –

    These were great to use for most of my students who did not know how to write their first and last names. Awesome resource!!

  8. Czarina Dawn P. –

    I love this resource! It definitely was helpful for the students especially in the beginning of the school year.

  9. Magic Making Mama –

    I love all of the different options provided and it is super easy to use.

  10. Lucinda M. –

    Great resource!

  11. Kristyn S. –

    Great resource!

  12. Vanessa S. –

    I printed these for each of my students at the beginning of the school year and they were great!

  13. Jennifer T. –

    What a life saver for K students! This has helped my students at the beginning of the year so much and is so easy to use! Highly recommend!

  14. Ashley J. –

    Great resource

  15. Traci A. –

    One of the most used and loved purchases I’ve made (and it’s a lot!). Thanks so much.

  16. Sally B. –

    Buy this resource now! I have used this resource multiple times. It is easy to enter your student’s names in the document and then have all the pages ready to print.

  17. Sarah L. –

    I love this resource. I use it every year that I have taught kindergarten and first grade. I love that there are so many different options that I can print which allows for differentiation. I love that I can type in my whole class roster and it generates the names on to each writing page. Its so awesome!

  18. Denese B. –

    This has been so helpful, I hve them stored in the kiddos morning work bins.

  19. Katie F. –

    This resource was great to have in a plastic sleeve that students could pull out at a down time, and practice writing their name with a dry erase marker. I started with first names only, then progressed to first and last when students were ready! Thank you for such a great resource to help students to write their name!

  20. Stephanie B. –

    I used these all year with my first graders. At the beginning of the year I just used student’s first names. At the end of the year, I included their last names as well.

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