My Name
Write your name in rainbow colors! A grown-up writes it at the top first. Then put one letter in each box and count them.
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How to do it
- A grown-up writes the child's name in the top box.
- Copy it in red, orange, then yellow.
- Put one letter in each box and count them.
Teaching tip
Use a highlighter for the name at the top if your child needs to trace it first.
About this worksheet
One page for any name. A grown-up writes the name at the top, your child copies it in rainbow colors, then puts one letter in each box and counts them.
What kids practice
A child's own name is usually the first word they learn to write. It teaches that letters go in order, that a name starts with a capital, and that the rest of the letters are lowercase.
Watch for
- Writing the whole name in capitals. Show that only the first letter is a capital.
- Leaving out a letter or writing them out of order. Counting the letters helps.
- Running out of room. Remind your child to start at the left side of the line.
It's free to print, as many copies as you need. See the full writing your name guide for kindergarten.
