This worksheet is designed for you to practice writing and recognizing the letters in your own name. Since I don’t know your name, I will show you exactly how to complete each part using a sample name.
Step 1: Write your name
Look at the top box that says "My name is:". On the solid line, write your first name neatly. Make sure to start with a capital letter if your name usually has one.
Step 2: Count the letters
Look at the sentence below the box: "My name has [ ] letters."
Count every letter in the name you just wrote.
* *Example:* If your name is
Liam, you count L-I-A-M. That is 4 letters.
* Write that number inside the small square box.
Step 3: Find and color the letters
Look at the big box at the bottom with all the letters of the alphabet (A through Z).
Find every letter that appears in your name. Color those specific letters in.
* *Example:* If your name is
Liam, you would find and color the letters
L,
I,
A, and
M. You would leave the other letters (like B, C, D, etc.) uncolored.
* *Note:* If your name has the same letter twice (like "Anna"), you still only need to find and color the letter 'A' and the letter 'N' in the alphabet list.
Final Answer:
To complete this task, follow these steps with your own name:
1.
Write your first name on the line provided.
2.
Count how many letters are in your name and write that number in the box.
3.
Color the letters in the alphabet grid that match the letters in your name.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of create your own name worksheet.
