
Write Your Name
A box for a grown-up to write your child's name in, then six ruled rows to copy it — one page that works for any name.
- Suitable for
- Ages 3–5
- Pages
- 1 page
- Level
- Medium
- Printing
- Black & white
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What your child practices
- Copies their own name from a model
- Writes letters in sequence to form a meaningful word
- Keeps letters on the baseline across a whole word
- Builds the most-used piece of writing a child owns
About this worksheet
A name is the first word almost every child wants to write, and the one they will write more than any other. This page leaves the model to you: write the name once in the box at the top, and the ruled rows below are for copying it.
Use a capital for the first letter and lower case for the rest, even before lower case has been taught. A name written in full capitals is a habit that has to be undone later, and children copy exactly what the model shows.
Names carry motivation that no letter-tracing page can match, which makes this the one sheet worth returning to weekly. It is also the fairest measure of progress — the same word, written the same way, week after week.
How to use this sheet
Write the model in the box yourself: capital first letter, lower case for the rest. Children copy the model exactly, so an all-capitals model becomes an all-capitals habit.