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Spin up some spooky fun with this Web of Letters Name Activity!
Perfect for Preschool, Pre-K, and Kindergarten, this hands-on Halloween literacy craft helps little learners recognize, build, and spell their names while strengthening fine motor and letter identification skills.
Children will weave their web, add the letters of their name, and decorate it with a spider — creating a web-tastic keepsake that’s perfect for October bulletin boards or literacy centers! 🕷️🎃
✏️ What’s Included
“Web of Letters” craft template (web + spider)
Uppercase Spiders (A–Z)
Blank Name-building template option
Black-and-white version for easy printing
🧠 Skills Targeted
Name recognition & spelling
Letter identification (A–Z)
Fine motor and scissor skills
Creativity and self-expression
🎃 How to Use
Print one Web of Letters page per student.
Have students cut out spider letters in their name and add it to their Web
Have students write their name and count their letters!
Display on your classroom wall or “Our Web of Names” bulletin board.
Spin up some spooky fun with this Web of Letters Name Activity!
Perfect for Preschool, Pre-K, and Kindergarten, this hands-on Halloween literacy craft helps little learners recognize, build, and spell their names while strengthening fine motor and letter identification skills.
Children will weave their web, add the letters of their name, and decorate it with a spider — creating a web-tastic keepsake that’s perfect for October bulletin boards or literacy centers! 🕷️🎃
✏️ What’s Included
“Web of Letters” craft template (web + spider)
Uppercase Spiders (A–Z)
Blank Name-building template option
Black-and-white version for easy printing
🧠 Skills Targeted
Name recognition & spelling
Letter identification (A–Z)
Fine motor and scissor skills
Creativity and self-expression
🎃 How to Use
Print one Web of Letters page per student.
Have students cut out spider letters in their name and add it to their Web
Have students write their name and count their letters!
Display on your classroom wall or “Our Web of Names” bulletin board.