Kindergarten | Unit 2 Assessment and Remediation Guide 125
Focus:
Writing Strokes
and Own Name Teaching Materials
Independent
Practice
Objective: Allow students to practice tracing their name and using writing
strokes with high levels of independence as they strive for mastery. In
addition, bolster writing readiness with fine motor activities.
Practicing and Extending Skills by Practicing Own Name: Provide students
with a page inside a clear plastic sleeve that has their name printed four to
six times (depending on the length of the name). Also supply a dry erase
marker and tissue. Ask students to trace all their names and then put a star
next to their best one to show you.
Practicing and Extending Skills by Applying Writing Strokes: Allow students
to revisit the worksheet for zigzag practice and provide additional white
paper and crayons for students to create more hot air balloon pictures
independently.
Refining Fine Motor Skills: At the sink, direct students to take turns using
their cups of water from the Warm-Up to see how many cups of water it
takes to fill a large container (e.g., pitcher). Actually keeping track of the
number is an optional challenge.
Page with name
for tracing in
a clear plastic
sleeve with dry
erase marker
and tissue per
student
Writing Strokes
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For each
student: white
paper and
crayons
Sink, water
cups from
the Warm-
Up, pitcher or
container