These are a list of names from Fire and Blood (the Targaryen history book by GRRM) that I think could become part of a posh kindergarten classroom. I also included some alternative/simplified spellings.
- Daenys, pronounced Day-knees
- Rhaenyra, pronounced as in House of the Dragon. potentially Raenyra
- Daenaera, pronounced as Day-nay-ruh
- could be made to rhyme with Rhaenyra when spelled Daenyra
- Rhaelle, pronounced as Raelle on Motherland: Fort Salem which also offers a different spelling
- Vaelle, rhymes with Raelle
- Aemond, just as seen on House of the Dragon
- Jacerys, just as seen on House of the Dragon. Nickname: Jace
- Lucerys, just as seen on House of the Dragon. Nickname: Luke
- Laena, just as seen on House of the Dragon
- Baela, just as seen on House of the Dragon
- Rhaena, just as seen on House of the Dragon potentially, Raena, Reina, Reyna
- Jahaera, pronounced J’hair-uh potentially, Jahara
- Jahaerys, just as seen on House of the Dragon potentially, Jaharys
- Shiera, rhymes with Shira
- Viserra, pronounced Viss-eh-ra
- Viserys, just as seen on House of the Dragon
- Aemma like Emma
Bonus: I really like the way GRRM made the following names magical sounding with his fantastical spellings. These are not true Targaryens, but still connected to the dynasty:
- Alysanne for Alison
- Alys for Alice
- Jeyene for Jane
- Dyanna for Diana
- Betha instead of just Beth
- Bryden instead of Brendan
- Saera for Sarah
- Daeron for Darren