About Me Worksheet
This About Me worksheet lets kindergarten students draw a self-portrait and share their name, age, and favorite things for back to school. A no-prep, open-ended way to build confidence and classroom community.
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The start of a new school year is the perfect time for children to share who they are, and this About Me worksheet gives every kindergarten student a warm, welcoming place to do it. The page invites children to introduce themselves by drawing a self-portrait and telling the class their name, age, and favorite things. It is a gentle, confidence-building activity that helps young learners practice speaking and listening while building a sense of belonging in a brand-new classroom community.
This all about me printable worksheet is simple to use and completely open-ended, so every finished page looks different. Children draw a picture of themselves in the large “This is Me!” frame, then fill in the six friendly prompt boxes about their name, age, favorite color, favorite food, favorite animal, and what they want to be when they grow up. Teachers can use it on the first day of school, during morning meeting, or as a get-to-know-you station, and finished sheets make a cheerful bulletin-board display.
What’s Included
- 1 print-ready PDF worksheet
- A large draw-yourself self-portrait box
- 6 fill-in prompts about each child
There are three big reasons kids love this about me worksheet. First, it lets every child express themselves in their own way, which builds confidence at a time when school can feel unfamiliar. Second, the mix of drawing and simple writing supports early fine-motor and handwriting skills without pressure. Third, sharing the finished pages gives students natural practice in speaking and listening as they tell classmates about themselves and hear others do the same.
Teachers and parents can extend the fun in lots of ways. Turn completed pages into a class “guess who” game, pair children up to interview each other about their favorites, or send the sheet home so families can talk about it together. Read an All About Me picture book aloud, then have students add one more thing they want the class to know. These simple follow-ups turn a single page into an ongoing back-to-school community builder.
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