Here’s how I teach my preschoolers to write their names: we start with just the first letter (capital), then add the rest in lowercase. That way, they don’t develop the habit of writing everything in capitals—a hard habit to break! If they’re not ready for their full name, they keep practicing that first letter until they’re comfortable. I print out a “first letter” sheet and a “full name” sheet so they can see, trace, and try it themselves in a dry-erase pocket. You can find these templates on

🔠🎨 Exploring 'U' in Multi-Sensory Ways!" Dive into this video tour of our letter 'U' table, brimming with engaging, multi-sensory activities. From tactile experiences to visual aids, discover how each resource enhances learning for the letter 'U.' Find these innovative tools on my website, preschoolvibes.com, perfect for boosting alphabet knowledge in young learners. 🌟👀👆 | Preschool Vibes