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Write Your Name Worksheet
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Perfect for your little ones who are just learning to write their names. After they write their name, there is a space for them to draw a picture of themselves. Perfect to display!
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Students LOVE these printables and will be excited to get started every morning. Using these pages will allow students to ease into their routine for the day as they work on developing important kindergarten skills.
⭐Is included in our money saving BUNDLE: Kindergarten Daily Worksheets | Full Year BUNDLE
⭐ What’s Included: 96 student pages
⭐ Skills covered:
- – Letter recognition and identification (upper and lower case)
- – Letter tracing
- – Letter sounds
- – Number recognition and identification (1-10)
- – Number tracing
- – Counting skills
- – Number word recognition
- – Number line work
- – Basic math (before and after)
- – Shapes
- – Colors
- – Fine motor skill practice (tracing, coloring, drawing)
- – Following directions
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This resource teaches 30 rhyming words through picture flashcards and 8 easy matching worksheets.
Teaching rhyming words aids in teaching early literacy skills like phonemic awareness and fluency development. When children learn to rhyme, it helps them develop the ability to break words down into smaller parts like puzzle pieces.








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