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.

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. 

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!

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? 

What will the kids choose as their favourite things? It would be fun to keep a record of these over several years to see how children change.

Children love drawing pictures of their pets, and they can use this fun picture gallery to draw lots of lovely artwork or maybe cut and paste some photos? Maybe they have more than one pet, or they might want to draw the same pet doing different activities? 

Here's a very special passport, which you can print out and assemble with the kids for your learning journey around the world! We've got two versions - one with UK and one with US spellings - and the kids will really enjoy filling the passport up and making it their own.

Writing down the things that make you happy is such a useful exercise for all children - and adults too! In fact it is now quite fashionable to do this regularly, perhaps once a month or even at the end of every day.

There are 6 pages - and lots of different hairstyles - in this What Makes Me Me printout. Get the girls to think about what makes them unique - their physical characteristics, the things they love, their habits, their families, their ideas - and then write them on the faces.