In yesterday’s post, I added this little picture of an example of what my name cards look like that I add to my Word Wall and use for various name activities at the beginning of the year….
A few of you said you didn’t know how to make that in Power Point and wanted to know how it was done, so I put together this little tutorial and I hope it helps you out!!!
I forgot to mention that I used KG PRIMARY PENMANSHIP as my font for these name cards.
I do hope this helps to clear up any questions you had about creating name cards in Power Point. I’ve been using PP for the last 10 years because it’s the easiest for me to use. There are probably a million different ways to do this on a million different platforms, but this is what works for me 🙂
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Amy says
Thank you, this is really helpful!
Ashley says
Awesome! Thanks!
Laura says
Thanks! I made mine but I turned them and put three on a page. Can't wait to get them up on the word wall!
~Christina says
Your boys are adorable!!
Katie Knight says
Love it.
Sheri Ryan says
Love this idea.
Sheri
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jbales says
Bless you for taking the time to share this with us. Yay!
Alicia says
Very cute! I love that the vowels are a different color too.
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Kayley King says
Thanks so much for sharing this tutorial. I have already created these for my students. I am going to place them in my writing center for students to refer to when writing journals so they can include their friends names. I love that you did the vowels in a different color. Great idea!