My Name

The first word every child learns to write. A frame to draw a self-portrait, the name in big outline letters to colour, rows to trace it with a model and dotted copies, a box for each letter, and the letters on tiles to cut out and glue back in order. Type the child's name, or leave it empty for a page a grown-up fills in: the first writing line is shaded for them to write the name on, the rows under it are for the child to copy it, and the letter boxes are blank. Print, school cursive or capitals.

Age

ages 3–7

Answer key

Not needed for this page

Skills

handwritingfine motorpencil controlletter recognition

What you can change

• Handwriting

  Print, Cursive, CAPITALS

• Draw yourself

• Name to colour

• Rows to trace

  0–6 rows

• A box for each letter

• Letters to cut and glue

• Line style

  Handwriting rules, Baseline and midline, Two lines, Four lines, shaded band

• Cursive model

  The book's language, Portugal, Brazil, Spain, France, Italy…

• Every page also takes the book's language, page size, theme and pictures.