Pattern Blocks Name Mats | Fine Motor Name Activities
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Engage your students and help them easily learn the letters in their name with these visual, kinesthetic and tactile pattern blocks name mats! Take your word work, fine motor tubs, literacy centers or morning work to a whole new level as your students build their name using these editable name building fine motor activities!
# of Pages: 20
File Type: PDF
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Engage your students and help them easily learn the letters in their name with these visual, kinesthetic and tactile pattern blocks name mats! Take your word work, fine motor tubs, literacy centers or morning work to a whole new level as your students build their name using these editable name building fine motor activities!
These editable pattern blocks name mats are one of the ultimate time saving name activities for back to school! Plus, these name activities help build fine motor and problem solving skills!
The best part is that these name practice activities are low prep! Use the editable file to customize for any first or last name! Simply enter up to 30 names into the editable form, and PRESTO… your names will automatically appear on the name mats! Talk about a huge time saver!
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This Name Builders activity is very similar to my SIGHT WORD BUILDERS, which build fine motor control and sight word recognition!
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 your students love learning the letters of their name with these fine motor name activities!
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63 reviews for Pattern Blocks Name Mats | Fine Motor Name Activities
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Larissa J. –
I was looking for a beginning of the year activity to do with my 1/2s that was simple and could be done independently and this was great.
Camp Teach A Lot –
These are perfect for my fine motor skills tubs and for additional supports for reluctant learners. Thank you!
Mrs. Yack’s Learning Resources –
My students enjoy anything having to do with their name. They had fun building their names with pattern bocks. I like how it is easy to prep. I just wish the names were bigger.
Kyleigh H. –
This was a fun way to put name practice into a center.
TeachingMissTiffany –
Excellent resource for some extra name practice. My students enjoyed these!
Kim Post –
It was a great addition to our pattern blocks. They had fun trying to make their names!
Whitney Zubriate –
Made this into a learning center with my kids. We colored it to match the color of blocks the kids would use. It was a challenge for them but fun!
Julianne T. –
Amazing resource that helped my students worked on creating their names, while working on letter recognition and fine motor.
Sara L. –
A great and fun way to teach names
Jen C. –
I loved using these for practicing names. The kids enjoy it also,
Jennifer N. –
These were challenging and engaging for the kids
Vanessa P. –
My kiddos love anything that has to do with their name! They will be so excited to spell out the letters of their names with shapes! Thank you ?
Krystina S. –
Excellent resource. I used this with students in my steam class to not only build their name, but their usernames and passwords.
Jenna T. –
Super fun for morning work
Denise T. –
This activity was easy to prep, and simple to use for my students. Thank you!
Jennifer Upchurch –
This is so great to help our learners transition from pre-k to kindergarten. they love being able to recognize and make the lettters. Thanks
Ms Dubyu –
Fun, engaging resource to use with students that need to learn their name.
Haley L. –
My students loved using this resource when reviewing shapes. I would suggest using the smaller shapes or making the resource larger before using.
KATHERINE L K. –
Hands on activities are always a hit with my students. They love these.
Annette S. –
This is a great way for students to practice their names.