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Sensory Name Writing Practice

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Sensory Name Writing Practice

Say your name. Find its first letter, then trace, copy or build your name. Ask an adult to write your name on the model line if you need help. Try making the letters in a tray of sand, with play dough, or in the air with your finger.

Spot your first letter

Look at the alphabet. Point to the first letter in your name. Circle it.

1.Circle the first letter of your name in the alphabet grid. Then say its name aloud.

2.How many letters are in your name? Count them and circle the number: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or more than 6.

Make and write your name

You can write your name by yourself, trace an adult's model, or ask an adult to help you make the letters.

3.Use your finger to trace your name in the air. Now trace or copy it on the writing lines. Start with a capital letter.

4.Choose a way to build your name: make the letters with play dough, draw them in sand, or make them with your finger in the air. Which way did you try?

Draw a tray, a patch of sand, or another place where you could make the letters of your name.

5.How did making your name feel? Circle one: fun, just right, or tricky.

6.Look at your name. Point to one letter you feel proud of. Is it the first letter, a middle letter, or the last letter?