The first and most important word a child learns to read, spell, and write is his or her name! Kids love this robot name puzzle mat as a hands on way to practice putting the letters in names in order.
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Whether you want to print one robot name puzzle for your own child or a whole preschool classroom set, we have tips and all the supplies you need to make this quiet activity durable.
Begin by printing the robot that has the correct amount of circles to correspond with the letters in the name. We'll give you the free printable at the end of this post!
You'll need a plastic bottle cap for each letter as well. We ask friends and family to collect these from their water bottles for us so we always have a supply on hand. Put a circle sticker on each cap. Write the letters on the labels.
We either laminate our name puzzle sheets (I love our home laminator!) or slide them into these reusable pockets.
If kids need a bit more help with their names you can write the letters on the circles for them to match. Put the caps inside the pocket as well to create the perfect preschool center or quiet time activity for kids to try independently!
If kids need a bit more help with their names you can write the letters on the circles for them to match. Put the caps inside the pocket as well to create the perfect preschool center or quiet time activity for kids to try independently!
Please note: The free printable available to my newsletter subscribers is the one pictured with 6 buttons/letters in the name. You can adapt this for your needs or
if your child has more or less letters in their name,
or you'd like to use this for a whole classroom of kids,
or you want to try it with sight words and spelling words
you can receive full Robot Name Puzzle Mats Bundle
with buttons/letters including 2 through 9 for only $2!
Our email subscribers can access all of our free printables here.
(Use the password from our most current email!)
FROM LEFT TO RIGHT:
Name Puzzle Robot // Still Playing School
Robot Coloring Matching Clip Cards // Modern Preschool
Robot Sensory Writing Tray // Fun-A-Day!
Beginning Blends Robot Puzzles // Mom Inspired Life
Robot Preposition Posters // Liz's Early Learning Spot
Free Robot Bingo // Powerful Mothering
Robot Sums of Ten Puzzles // The Kindergarten Connection
Counting with Robots // Teach Me Mommy
Robot Subtraction Cards // The STEM Laboratory
Robot Coverall Game // Recipe for Teaching
Robot CVC Word Puzzles // A Dab of Glue Will Do
Robot Reading Buddy // Play and Learn Every Day
Robot Beginning Digraph Puzzles // Letters of Literacy
Robot Digraph Scratch // Adventures and Play
Robot Rhyming Mats // Fairy Poppins
Robot Addition Cards // Playdough to Plato
Robot Pattern Task Box Activities // My Creative Inclusion
Robot Beginning Sound Match // Sara J. Creations
Painting Brush Bot (Not Shown) // Schooling a Monkey
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