Crayon name craft preschool

Crayon Name Craft Activity, Fine Motor Skills, Back to School Activity, Name Recognition, Scissor Skills, Name Activities, Name Project

Crayon Name Craft Activity, Fine Motor Skills, Back to School Activity, Name Recognition, Scissor Skills, Name Activities, Name Project

Your preschool and kindergarten students will love creating this crayon box name craft while celebrating their name! Makes an adorable bulletin board too!

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Strengthen fine motor skills and name recognition with these adorable name crafts for preschool and kindergarten! These name crafts for kids are great for practicing scissor skills, hand-eye coordination and gluing skills. Plus, these name activities are perfect for your back to school activities and back to school bulletin boards. Pair these name practice activities with any books about names. Use these back to school crafts during the first week of school to sequence the letters in your…

Crafts at the beginning of the year in Kindergarten are one of the best ways to incorporate academics, fine motor practice, and listening and following directions. I came up with this crayon box name craft 5 years ago as a way to make name practice just a little more fun for my kindergarteners, and it’s […]

In today's blog post, I am sharing a FREE Crayon Box Name Craft that will be perfect for your back to school craft plans! Use with pre-k, kindergarten, or first grade students! Crayon Box Name Craft || Crayon Name Craft || Back to School Crafts || Alphabet Activities || Name Practice

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Read the kids some of the names of crayons, each one is so unique and they have really interesting names! Then give each student a pre-cut crayon stencil. Have them color it in with whichever colors they like. (Depending on age) have the kids come up with a fun name for the colored crayon! The final step, have them glue their crayon onto a group piece of paper to make a class collage, or as I like to call them, a mini mural!!!