All About Me

This All About Me At School worksheet is a perfect activity for the new school year. It'll help the children learn about their new class and teacher, and also encourages them to write about what they enjoy at school.

This All About Me booklet is a different way for kids to record information all about themselves. Simply print and fold the booklet, then get the children to fill in the information and draw a picture of themselves on the front page in the frame provided.

Brighten up the classroom and get to know the kids at the same time with this clever All About Me bunting. Give each child a flag to fill in and ask them to draw a picture on the back. Cut out the flags and secure to ribbon or string ready for a fantastic display.

Explore the different ways that we can move our bodies with this fun physical activity sheet. Ask the kids to have a go at the things on the sheet and then give them a tick if they can do it. If they can't, help them to practise to perfect their skills. 

Children love to talk about their favourite toys. Some children have definite favourites whilst others seem to change every day.

Many children have one close friend who is very special to them. This All About Me - My Friend worksheet encourages children to write about their friend and think about the positive aspects of their special friendship. 

Our physical characteristics worksheet is a great activity to help teachers get to know a new bunch of children, whilst teaching the kids how to describe themselves and learn about measurements too. We have metric and imperial versions available to choose from. 

This is such a fun way of creating a self portrait! You could laminate this play dough mat if you want to use it again. Using play dough is great for developing fine motor control, especially for children who are preparing to learn to write. 

Here's a fun worksheet that's a great icebreaking activity for a new school term or for children joining a new club. The kids need to draw a self-portrait and answer some fun questions including what their nickname is if they have one!

This alphabet challenge is a great ice-breaker for the start of a new school year. Can you come up with a word for each letter of the alphabet that says something about you? Maybe something you enjoy doing or that you're good at?

Print this page onto coloured card, slice up the pieces and fill in the blanks. Confident writers can fill in their own but for younger children you might want to do the writing for them.

Do you like to write down what happens in your dreams? You could use this story paper to record them or write about your hopes and dreams for the future...

Here's a fun game to play with new friends or in the classroom as a back to school activity. Everyone has to write down 5 facts about themselves, but there's a twist - only 3 are true, the other 2 are make-believe! Who can spot the true facts? 

Children will enjoy giving pictures of their friends the importance of these lovely frames, which of course they can colour in. It would be fun to fill a classroom wall with these!

Ask the children to draw a picture of themselves using this fun self-portrait picture frame. We have a blank version and a version where we've started the face so they just need to fill in the rest!

Here's a really fun game to play in a group, and it's great as an activity to get to know people better. Everyone has to answer some simple questions, then all the pages get mixed up. Can you work out which answers belong to which person?

What makes me me? It's a question that children often ask - themselves or others - and it is a good one to encourage them to think about at the start of a school year or when making friends with a new group of children. This set of printables has 6 different boy outlines to choose from.

This fun What Makes Me Me fingerprint printable calls for a bit of thinking and then some fun wacky writing, following the whorls of the fingerprint image.