Printable ScholarAll About Me Worksheets
Pages for the first weeks of school, a new student, or any day a child wants to tell you about themselves: draw yourself, write your name and age, and share your favorite things.
Pages for the first weeks of school, a new student, or any day a child wants to tell you about themselves: draw yourself, write your name and age, and share your favorite things.
A six-page picture book to print, cut and staple: one short line on every page, and three questions to talk about on the back.
Each is a PDF to print right away, in black and white.
Draw yourself, write your name, circle your age and draw three favorite things.
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Draw yourself and finish nine sentences: name, age, birthday, family, favorites and what you want to be.
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A one-page poster: a big "This is me!" space with eight boxes around it to draw and write in.
Download PDFMy Family, Where I Live, Map Skills, Community Helpers, and all topics on the social studies page.
Kindergarten children draw most of their answers: give them the kindergarten page, read each box aloud, and let them write just their name. First and second graders can finish the sentences on the grades 1-2 page on their own. The poster works for both: hang a class set on the wall in the first week, or send one home to fill in with a grown-up.
Read the free This Is Me book first. Tess the elephant tells about her family, her favorite food and what she wants to be, which gives children words to use on their own page.