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French Fry Name Recognition Activities

August 29, 2021
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by Emily

Kids will have fun practicing spelling their name with this fun-to-make French Fry theme name recognition activity.  Using name activities with toddler, preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten age children is a great way to teach kids to spell their name while having fun. Simply print pdf file with free french fry template to use this fun preschool name ideas.

Kids will have fun practicing spelling their name with this fun-to-make French Fry theme name recognition activity.  Using name activities with toddler, preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten age children is a great way to teach kids to spell their name while having fun. Simply print pdf file with free french fry template to use this fun preschool name ideas.

Name Activities

Kids will love this silly name recognition activity that has them practice spelling their name by filling the french fry box with alphabet fries! This silly name recognition activity is sure to be a hit as your toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergartners work on name recognition.  Use this name recognition preschool as a cute bulletin board in your classroom, extra name practice, or a supplement to your homeschool kindergarten curriculum.

Name Recognition Activity

Engage your preschooler in a super fun, enticing, and editable french fry name recognition activity. Most kids first gain interest in letters by learning their name. Names are so personal and our kids are excited to learn about themselves. Work on spelling and writing names by arranging the french fries in the container and tracing over your name with this editable template.

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Start by scrolling to the bottom of the post, under the terms of use, and click on the text link that says >> _____ <<. The preschool name activities pdf file will open in a new window for you to save the freebie and print the template.

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Name Activities for Preschool

Name recognition, spelling, and writing are all important skills. You can use this name activity to work on all three and you can adapt it to meet your child’s needs. Your preschooler may only be ready for name recognition. Whereas your pre-k child and your kindergartener are ready to write and spell their name. You have the ability to be flexible and make this activity meet your needs.

Your pre-k kiddo is going to have a lot of fun learning to read and write their name as they play with some “french fries”.

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Name Recognition Activities

This name writing practice activity couldn’t be more simple. First, print the FREE French Fry Name Recognition Activity Template below. Fill in your child’s name to make the template editable. HINT: If you are less computer savy, you can always write it in after printing.
Print and cut out the template. Then cut the slit on fry holder so that you can slide the fries in.
Now its time for your student to practice writing their name by tracing over the name on the holder. They will then slide the fries into the holder in order so they spell their name.

Tips: Laminate the template for extra durability

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Preschool Name Ideas

A to Z Letter Find Worksheets  Kids love to play with playdough! Combine playdough and learning letters with these super cute alphabet playdough mats. While using these playdough letter mats children will be encouraged to create play dough letters and finish the pictures while learning their ABCs and the sounds they make. This free alphabet printable is such a FUN alphabet activity to use with play doh and markers or crayons! Use these alphabet playdoh mats with your toddler, preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten age child. Simply print the letter mats pdf file and you are ready to play and learn with this alphabet activity.  Looking for a fun abc printable to help kids learn their alphabet letters, learn vocabulary, and work on phonemic awareness. These hugely popular alphabet hats are a great way to introduce students to the letters in the alphabet from A to Z. There is a different hat to make for each letter - perfect to go with a letter of the week program for toddlers, preschoolers, pre k, and kindergartners. Kids need lots of practice tracing letters to improve handwriting! These super cute,  free printable alphabet worksheets are a handy tool for preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, or first grade students. With these alphabet worksheets children will get the practice writing alphabet letters they need to write letters A to Z. Simply print pdf file with free alphabet worksheets and you are ready to practice upper and lowercase tracing letters.

FREE Alphabet Printables

Looking for more abc printables for kids? You have tons of free alphabet printables

alphabet coloring pages free-printable-alphabet-worksheets-1 Printable alphabet crafts Have fun learning you’re ABCs with this super fun, free printable pirate worksheets. This pirate alphabet learning activity is a great for your toddler, preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten age  students to learn their alphabet letters. On each of the pirate theme abc worksheets is a treasure map to find and color the clipart with the beginning sound featured on the alphabet workheet, alphabet tracing by the pirtae skull and crossbone flag, and find the letter by the treasure chest. This alphabet activity is such a fun, no prep way to learn letters from A to Z. Simply print the pdf file for this preschool pirate theme printables that requires no prep work whatsoever. 

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Emily

Emily is a teacher turned mom who just couldn't quite leave the classroom behind. She has 2 toddlers at home whom she is prepping for kindergarten by doing hands-on learning activities at home. Her blog, Sandbox Academy, focuses on learning literacy, math, STEM, and the arts through crafts and play.

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