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Jennifer Name Tracing Worksheet

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Start with the solid Jennifer at the beginning of the first two rows, then trace the dashed copies from the top line down. The next two rows are for tracing Jennifer without a model, then a row of the capital J, and the last row is for writing Jennifer on their own. Jennifer has 8 letters. The letters to practice are a capital J and lowercase e, n, i, f and r. Look out for the double n.

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For teachers and parents

What it practises
Writing their own name, letter formation, the first letter of the name
How to use it
Trace the name on the guide lines, practise its first letter, then write the name alone in the last row. Print one per child, or make one for any name with the name maker.
Time
About 10–15 minutes

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Paste this into your school, class or library web page. It shows the picture and a link back here, so families can print it themselves. You can change the wording.

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Printing tips

  • Print at 100% (actual size) so the handwriting lines stay the right height.
  • Slip the sheet into a plastic sleeve and use a dry-erase marker for practice you can wipe off and repeat.
  • A thick pencil or crayon is easiest for small hands. Start each letter at the top line.