How to Teach a Child to Write Their Name
Get out a small white board or a piece of paper, whiteboard pens or markers, and, optionally, some candy., Sit the child down at a table and sit next to him/her. , Tell the child that today is the day that they learn to write their name., Put the...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Get out a small white board or a piece of paper
It's okay if they can't write yet, this will give them a head start. ,,, Have them trace a few times until they get the hang of it. ,, If their name is "Jack" or "Emma"
this should be easy.
But if their name is "Kimberly " or "Madison"
this might take a while. , Even if you see a small error like the letter "a" has it's line too long, correct the child immediately.
It will be easier to correct now than later. , Give them them a little bit of the candy.
Tell them they have earned it.
Then let the child go run and play. , Soon, they will be able to write their name fluently and perfectly! -
Step 2: whiteboard pens or markers
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Step 3: optionally
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Step 4: some candy.
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Step 5: Sit the child down at a table and sit next to him/her.
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Step 6: Tell the child that today is the day that they learn to write their name.
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Step 7: Put the paper/whiteboard and the pens/marker in front of the child.
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Step 8: write their name for them on the paper and explain that this is how you write their name.
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Step 9: Write their name but in little lines or spots so that they can trace them.
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Step 10: Once their confidence grows
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Step 11: tell them to try it on their own.
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Step 12: They may take a while
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Step 13: but be patient.
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Step 14: Check it to make sure they have drawn each letter correctly.
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Step 15: Praise the child once they have done it correct a few times.
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Step 16: Do this for a couple days
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Step 17: praising the child and giving the child a little more candy every day.
Detailed Guide
It's okay if they can't write yet, this will give them a head start. ,,, Have them trace a few times until they get the hang of it. ,, If their name is "Jack" or "Emma"
this should be easy.
But if their name is "Kimberly " or "Madison"
this might take a while. , Even if you see a small error like the letter "a" has it's line too long, correct the child immediately.
It will be easier to correct now than later. , Give them them a little bit of the candy.
Tell them they have earned it.
Then let the child go run and play. , Soon, they will be able to write their name fluently and perfectly!
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