52 Name Recognition Activities for Preschoolers

Preschoolers can get creative while writing their names in colorful pumpkin seeds! This is also an excellent activity for practicing fine motor and early math skills.

Use this simple, free, printable name activity to help preschoolers practice recognizing the letters in their name. It's perfect for an apple or fall preschool theme.

This hands-on leaf name craft will help preschoolers build name recognition and spelling skills. It's also a great sensory activity.

One way to teach the alphabet is to start with the letters in your kids' names. This "pumpkins on a gate" printable name activity is perfect for just that, and it ties into a great fall theme: pumpkins!

This button worm lacing name activity is a great hands-on way to help kids recognize the letters in their name. This apple activity is also good for practicing fine motor skills.

Preschoolers will love building their names with this free apple printable. It's a perfect addition to a fall apple preschool theme.

This cute turkey feather name recognition activity and craft is perfect for preschoolers. It can also be used as a busy bag that will help with letter and name recognition practice and strengthen fine motor skills!

This adorable turkey name printable activity is a perfect way to encourage little kids to recognize their names. It would also work for a preschool thanksgiving theme.

This apple printable or craft pairs well with a Dr. Seuss classic and is a wonderful way for preschoolers to learn to recognize the letters in their names.

This free pumpkin printable activity can be used as a cute craft and to practice name and letter recognition. Gluing the paper pumpkins is also a great way to work on fine motor skills!

Combining preschool winter crafts, letters, children’s names, and snowmen is a perfect winter activity for preschoolers to try. You can use the free printable, or this snowman craft can be made simply with paper and glue.

This simple winter activity will have your preschoolers giggling with delight as they search for the snowman with their name on it. It's a wonderful way for young children to learn the letters in their name.

This quick winter craft will help preschoolers develop name recognition as well as fine motor strength. Once dry, kids can also trace their name with their finger to practice letter formation skills.

Here's a unique painting technique that creates an icy look. It's the perfect preschool name recognition craft for a winter theme.

This low-prep name activity is perfect for a chilly winter day. It's a simple, hands-on way for preschoolers to learn the letters and spelling in their name.

With a basic pack of white circle stickers, preschoolers can practice fine motor skills, name recognition, and letter formation. It's a great activity for those cold winter days!

Kids love building snowmen in the winter! This free printable activity will help preschoolers learn the letters in their name while building a fun snowman.

Preschoolers will practice name recognition in a kinesthetic way with this simple snowball throwing game. This activity would be so much fun to include in a preschool winter theme!

Another kinesthetic way for preschoolers to practice name recognition this winter is to play a game of name hockey. This fun activity encourages kids to learn letter recognition and practice gross motor skills.

This simple paper craft is designed to help preschoolers recognize the individual letters in their name. It also encourages fine motor and prewriting skills.

This flower name craft is a fun, easy, and engaging way to get preschoolers to practice recognizing and writing their name. All you need is paper, glue, and markers!

I love this low-prep name activity for kids using flowers! It invites them to work on letter and name recognition skills while strengthening fine motor skills.

Preschoolers will enjoy putting this rainbow name puzzle together this spring. It's a wonderful little project that kids can take along in a busy bag.

This printable flower name puzzle is another great learning activity for spring. It can be used in a busy bag or as a cut and paste craft for preschoolers.

Preschoolers will love making and wearing this adorable name flower crown! It's a low-prep, printable craft that's perfect for spring.

This printable name flower garden activity is a fun way for preschoolers to learn name recognition this spring! It can be used as a cut and paste craft or laminated for a reusable puzzle.

Get creative with colorful butterfly pasta with these name activities and crafts! These ideas are great for spring, insect, or butterfly preschool themes.

These adorable bug themed name printables are great for some springtime learning! Preschoolers will have fun using dot markers to find the letters in their names.

Preschoolers will get lots of practice writing and spelling their names with this adorable rainbow craft. This spring activity is sure to brighten up your classroom on a cloudy day!

This hands-on caterpillar name activity will help your preschoolers learn the letters in their name in a fun way. It can even be made into a scavenger hunt with little treasures inside the eggs!

Using pool noodles to create a name recognition activity is fantastic for summer! This hands-on activity is a great way for preschoolers to practice letter recognition, spelling their name, and fine motor skills.

This ocean themed sensory bag is an adorable way for preschoolers to practice name recognition this summer! It's also a great way for kids to work on fine motor skills.

This name recognition game is sure to be a splash among preschoolers! It's a fantastic way for kids to practice letter recognition and hand-eye coordination.

This fun printable is awesome for summer learning! Preschoolers will learn to spell their names while building their own ice cream cone.

This delightful ocean sensory bin will have preschoolers searching through sand for seashells that spell their name! This great summer activity engages the senses and encourages name recognition skills.

Summertime is a wonderful time to explore nature! Combine the excitement of collecting natural treasures with a name recognition activity to create this one-of-a-kind art!

Preschoolers will have so much fun learning their name with this water balloon name game! It's the perfect outdoor learning activity for a hot summer day.

This adorable sun name craft is a wonderful craft for preschoolers to make during the summer! They can practice writing the letters in their name and cutting and gluing with this craft.

If you're heading to the beach this summer, here's a great learning activity to do with your preschooler while you're there! It's a fun activity for learning name recognition and searching the beach for wonderful items.

With this cute beach themed activity, preschoolers will match the "pearl" letters to the letters on the seashells. It's a great name recognition and fine motor activity.

Preschoolers will have so much fun searching for their name and covering it with a sticky post-it note. This is a fun activity for kids to learn not only their own name but their classmates', friends', and siblings' names as well.

With this simple craft preschoolers can get creative and stamp their name all over a sheet of paper! It's an excellent way for kids to learn to recognize their name.

This great activity is simple to set up and a lot of fun for preschoolers! The goal of the activity is for kids to find and circle their name on the big sheet of paper.

This fun game involves placing ping pong balls in the correct spot and then pushing them into the holes. It's a great activity for fine motor skills and name recognition.

Name recognition is a vital skill for preschoolers to learn. These name practice sheets teach both recognition and spelling.

Using playdough to teach name recognition and spelling makes learning fun and hands-on! Anything with playdough is always a big hit with preschoolers.

This is a multifaceted preschool activity encompassing name recognition, math skills, and fine motor skills. Plus it's an easy, low-prep activity!

These name discovery bottles are a fun way to add name recognition into your preschool environment. Preschooler will have fun stringing their name beads together and then looking at them in a sensory bottle.

This creative activity promotes name recognition skills as well as fine motor skills. It's a simple project for preschoolers with minimal prep work.

This tactile name recognition activity will be very appealing to preschoolers. It's a great way for preschoolers to practice letter tracing with their finger or can be used to make crayon rubbings.

This colorful activity is designed to teach preschoolers how to spell their name. It's great because it involves some repetition while allowing children to get creative.

Creating something like this tape resist name booklet to share with the family and practice important skills creates meaningful learning for preschoolers. It combines phonics and fine motor work for hands-on learning.