Make Your Own Name Book
Who Am I? Recognizing family names is a super important skill. This Make Your Own Name book is a great book for toddlers, preschoolers, and beginning readers. It’s a simple way for kids to recognize family names, review letter sounds and spell their own names.
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| I found this album at the Dollar Store. You can also add stickers to the cover for a title. |
These are great for families or for classrooms. In Preschool through First Grade classrooms they’re perfect for learning classmate’s names too. Kids love to read names in print… especially their own. In the classroom use card stock sentence strips and bind on the side.
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On the back (next page) add a small picture of the person. Check your answer and see if you’re right – enjoy!
Pre-Reader Directions:
Read the name on the front and check your answer on the back. If they can’t read it, try the first sound. Challenge: read all of the letters in a a name.
This makes a great gift too!
Remember: Preschoolers can read too, click here to learn more about Environmental Print.
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My girls love to read all around the house and I think they would enjoy how they can check their answers with the photo on the back. Vicky from http://www.messforless.net
Lovely idea. I must remember this when the twins are a bit bigger.
What a fabulous idea for early readers!! And how fun that they can check to see if they are right!
Your link above for “Click here to learn more about environmental print” takes me to a page that says “Gifts for Tweens” Just an FYI. I was hoping to get some ideas for environmental print. Thx.
All fixed for you Brandi! You should be able to click through to the post on the environmental print book now, which is another great early reading tool.