My Name

My Name

Materials

  • Paper
  • Pen or marker
  • Clear contact paper
  • Crayon or marker
  • Damp cloth

Directions

  1. Help your child learn to print her name.
  2. Draw two parallel solid lines with a broken line in the middle.
  3. Print your child's first and last name on the lines, and cover the sheet with clear contact paper.
  4. Your child can use a crayon or marker to trace over her name and wipe it off with a damp cloth when finished.


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