A name starts with a capital letter. Your fingers learn it as a tune.
Look at the whole name first, then let your fingers roll it out. Short or long, every name works the same way.
A name starts with a capital letter, and the rest are small letters. In this lesson names are typed in small letters.
A name is fine on a lunchbox, a card for family or homework. Online, ask a grown-up first.
A name is yours to share with care. It stays private from people you do not know.
These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more and an answer key.
A capital letter. Like the I in Ines.
Yes. A label at home or school, for people you know, is fine.
Ask a grown-up first. Your name is private from people you do not know.
Four. H, a, n and a make four letters.
Sit with a grown-up at a keyboard and open a notes app. Look at your whole name first, then type it three times in small letters. Keep it in the notes app, with the grown-up beside you. A name is yours to share with care.
Practice with made-up names, such as pets and story characters, and keep your child's own full name, address and phone out of anything they type online; a name is fine on a lunchbox or a family card.
