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I’m a big believer in name activities in preschool. Children can learn so many concepts with their names, as well as with their friends’ names. Using the colorful pumpkin seeds adds a sense of novelty and provides a different sensory experience for the children as they learn their names. The vibrant colors grab kids’ attentions and let them explore math concepts (like sorting and patterning).

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This is a fun and easy learning activity involving finger painting. It’s a great way to get your toddler or preschooler more familiar with their name.

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You will LOVE these DIY foam name stamps. I have always loved using name stamps and there are some wonderful ones out there that you can buy. While these are all great, it’s much cheaper (and more fun) to make your own. These are great for older toddlers and preschoolers as they promote name recognition. For younger toddlers you could start with simple letter stamps (like the first letter of their name) and then move up to their whole name. These DIY foam name stamps are great to use in conjunction with our ABC toddler activities.

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Our Ice Cream and Sprinkles Alphabet Writing Practice tray is a new favorite activity in our house, and my preschoolers would absolutely love it! The writing tray can be adapted for different learning levels and it’s super easy to put together. The basic goal of the Ice Cream and Sprinkles Alphabet Writing Tray is for preschoolers and kindergarteners to practice forming letters without the stress of holding a pencil. This is a great way to strengthen fine motor skills while encouraging pre-writing skills.

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Learning how to write your name becomes a fun name recognition activity for your preschoolers with these activities.