I simply re-used a file folder, and let Rachel decorate the front with stickers. Then I cut out the letters of her name twice, making sure they matched. I didn't have a printer at the time, but if I did, I probably would have used a thick font and printed it off the computer. I glued one set of letters to the inside of the folder, then stapled a sandwich Ziploc bag to the other half and we store the loose letters inside there!
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Name Puzzle
I made this puzzle for Rachel a few months ago and thought I'd share it, as it's a great activity to introduce the letters in your child's name. Rachel is really interested in puzzles right now, so she enjoys this quick matching puzzle.


I simply re-used a file folder, and let Rachel decorate the front with stickers. Then I cut out the letters of her name twice, making sure they matched. I didn't have a printer at the time, but if I did, I probably would have used a thick font and printed it off the computer. I glued one set of letters to the inside of the folder, then stapled a sandwich Ziploc bag to the other half and we store the loose letters inside there!
I simply re-used a file folder, and let Rachel decorate the front with stickers. Then I cut out the letters of her name twice, making sure they matched. I didn't have a printer at the time, but if I did, I probably would have used a thick font and printed it off the computer. I glued one set of letters to the inside of the folder, then stapled a sandwich Ziploc bag to the other half and we store the loose letters inside there!
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