This All About Me Fill in the Blanks Worksheet lets 2nd grade students finish seven sentences about themselves and draw a self-portrait. An easy first-week page that gets your whole class talking.

This Classroom Rules Worksheet helps 2nd graders match rules to reasons, sort classroom behaviors, and write a rule of their own. Includes an answer key — a friendly, no-prep way to begin the school year with clear expectations.

Using this Parent Contact Information Form, teachers can gather important students information at the beginning of the school year.

The School Words Fill in the Blank Worksheet gives 2nd graders eight sentences and a word box of everyday classroom words to complete. Answer key included, so this vocabulary practice needs no prep and checks itself in seconds.

Using this Back to School Crossword Puzzle, students use clues to finish the crossword by reviewing classroom expectations in a fun way.

The Back to School Fun Word Search Worksheet gives 2nd graders a playful way to find ten hidden school words across and down. Includes an answer key — great no-prep vocabulary practice for the first weeks of school.

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.

Using this Back to School Graph Worksheet, students complete and analyze a graph using the given data about school supplies.

This Back to School Scavenger Hunt Worksheet is the perfect way for your students to get to know each other and have fun during the first days of school.

This School Alphabetical Order Worksheet will teach your students how to put twenty words about school in ABC order and build vocabulary.

This Who I Want to Be worksheet lets second graders draw and write about their future job, home, dream destinations, and character. A warm back-to-school reflection that helps students set goals and share who they hope to become.

Using this Bus List Worksheet, teachers can keep track of student bus assignments on this teacher form.

UsingGood Classmate Worksheet, students write examples and descriptions that makes a good classmate in order to build classroom culture.

Using this Parent Volunteer Form, teachers keep track of their classroom volunteers.

UsingGoals Worksheet, students can set academic and character goals at the beginning of the year.

Using this Graphing School Objects Worksheet, students count the number of objects in their own classroom and then record it on a bar graph.

Using School Words Worksheet, students read the sentences below, then they fill in the proper word to complete each sentence to build their school vocabulary.

UsingMy Address Envelopes and Letters Worksheet, students practice writing their home address on envelopes and post cards.

Using Writing about School Worksheet, students draw, write, or tell about something that you remember from a day at school to build their writing skills.

This New School Jitters Reading Comprehension Worksheet will help your students build their reading comprehension skills while reading about Mandy's first day at a new school.