Jul 21, 2018 · A name tag glyph is a great getting-to-know-you activity for the first day or first week of school. I will show you how to make one here (or if you just want a free one, scroll down to the bottom! I will never know!)

Want a fun activity to do with your students for the beginning of the year? Here is a name glyph where students trace their name with stencils onto white construction paper and then color it according to the name glyph!

To begin the lesson, tell the class that they will be getting to know their classmates by creating a name tag that also is a way to represent data, something called a glyph. Model how students should make their glyphs by walking through the steps by …

Jul 22, 2019 · A name tag glyph is a great getting-to-know-you activity for the first day or first week of school. A glyph is a picture or symbol that gives information. Name glyphs are great for elementary aged students and I have even used them successfully with high school ESL students.

Name Glyphs. Instead of making name tags for your students at the beginning of the year, have them create their own name glyphs. Distribute blank name tags, or fold a piece of heavy paper lengthwise for students to create their own.

Aug 21, 2021 · Explain to your students how to create the name glyph by following directions on the worksheet. If a student has more than 5 letters in their name, repeat the pattern starting with the first letter. My daughter, Lily, only has 4 letters in her name.

Have students follow the glyph key to decorate the letters of their name. Several extension activities are included: Student biography models, Cool Kid Trading Card, Glyph key to hang on a bulletin board with the students glyphs, student direction cards to use as they complete their own glyph, letters to use as tracers or for students to cut ...

This name glyph is a fun, Back-to-School activity that you could do at any time during the first week of school. You’ll need to have your student’s names printed out in some type of block or bubble letters that they can fill in with the various patterns and colors.

Need a fun getting-to-know-you activity for the first day of school? Try a name tag glyph. Follow directions to make your own glyph or download a free one! Enjoy! Thanks! Christina

-Write your first name in bubble letters on your paper • If you have a short first name, you can do your last name also - Your name should span across the entire page (make it big enough to color and put patterns in)