My Teacher Worksheet
This My Teacher Worksheet gives 2nd Grade students five friendly interview questions and a drawing box, so back to school starts with a classroom where everyone knows their teacher.
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Getting to know the people in a classroom is one of the first steps toward a room where every child feels welcome, and this my teacher worksheet gives second graders a friendly way to begin. At the start of the year students are curious about the adult at the front of the room, but they rarely know how to ask. Interviewing is a real social studies skill: ask a clear question, listen carefully to the answer, and write down what you heard. Practicing that skill with a familiar person makes it easy to learn and fun to use, and it builds the classroom community that back to school season is all about.
This my teacher worksheet gives students five interview prompts with a wide, solid writing line under each one, so there is plenty of room for a second grader to record what the teacher says. Children ask for their teacher’s name, favorite book, favorite food, a place the teacher likes to visit, and one thing the teacher is good at. Then they draw a picture of their teacher at school in the large drawing box at the bottom of the page. Because every response describes a real person, answers will vary from classroom to classroom, which makes this page a perfect first-week activity or an open house keepsake.
What’s Included
- One printable page in PDF format, ready to copy
- Five teacher interview prompts with full-width writing lines
- A large drawing box for a picture of the teacher at school
- Name and date lines at the top of the page
- Original artwork and clear, second-grade directions
This get to know your teacher worksheet helps children in three ways. First, it turns a nervous first week into a conversation, because a student who has asked a question and heard a real answer feels far more comfortable in the room. Second, it practices listening and recording, the same skill children will use later for interviews, surveys, and note taking in social studies. Third, it gives every child writing practice with a genuine purpose, since the words on the line are ones the student gathered rather than copied.
Teachers can hand this page out on the first morning and let partners interview each other’s specialist teachers, or send it home so families meet the teacher too. Try posting the finished drawings on a bulletin board titled Meet Our Teacher, or use the completed pages during morning meeting so students can share one fact they learned. Homeschool parents can use the same prompts to interview a grandparent, a coach, or a neighbor, turning one page into a whole week of gentle interview practice.
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