All About Me Free Printable Pack

All About Me activities are a great way for children to learn about themselves, their friends and family. This FREE All About Me Pack can be used at home or in the classroom for preschoolers and kindergartners to write, color and draw all about themselves!

This FREE All About Me Pack includes 6 pages featuring the following activities:

• My name, age, handprint
• My favorite color & favorite food
• My eye color & hair color
• My self-portrait
• My favorite outfit
• My family portrait

These sheets can be turned into a booklet which makes a great keepsake for parents!

I also love this First Day of School keepsake t-shirt (affiliate):

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25 All About Me Activities & Free Printables

Today I am sharing with you a fabulous collection of 25 activities and free printables from my fellow kid bloggers that can be used for an All About Me theme. Children will have a blast learning about themselves with these creative ideas!

Free Printables

All About Me Free Printable Pack by Totschooling
School Bus Name Recognition by Totschooling
Head, Shoulders, Knees & Toes by From ABCs to ACTs
All About Me DIY Puzzles by Life Over C's
What I Like to Wear by A Little Pinch of Perfect
All About Me Pre-K/K Pack by This Reading Mama
An Absolutely Adorable All About Me Activity by Natural Beach Living
Free About Me Worksheets by Living Life and Learning
Getting to Know You Game by Preschool Powol Packets
All About My Family Printable Book by Happy & Blessed Home

Arts & Crafts

Hand Print Book for Preschoolers by From ABCs to ACTs
Our Family Paper Dolls by The Craft Train
Body Tracing Activity by The Artful Parent
Body Tracing Mirror Drawings by And Next Comes L
DIY Photo Name Puzzles by Totschooling
Felt Faces by Toddler Approved
Erase Me Rhyming Activity by Growing Book by Book
Clothespin Name Recognition by Munchkins and Moms
All About Me Early Writing Activity by The Educators' Spin On It

Today, I Feel... Daily Emotions Activity

Get your kids talking about their emotions and learning to recognize facial expressions with this free printable daily check-in activity, "Today, I feel...".

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I recommend that you laminate this activity and use velcro dots for the children's faces. The squares on the right side of the page can be used to store the faces when they are not on the child's body.

When starting this activity, talk about different feelings that you can have and let your child try to name the feelings that each face is expressing.

For daily use, the laminated mat can be hung on a wall and children can change the facial expression as their own mood changes.

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(Note: This is a large file due to the photographs, so it may not fully load on your screen, or it may take a long time. It is best to save the file to your computer.)

For more activities about emotions, see the following posts:

Printable Emotions Cards by Childhood 101

Emotions Board Game by Life Over C's

Emotions Action Song by No Time for Flash Cards

Printable Emotions Cards by Childhood 101

Emotions Board Game by Life Over C's

LEGO Emotions I-Spy by And Next Comes L

Emotions Matching Game by B-Inspired Mama

My Body Systems Science Booklet

Introduce children to the human body systems with this free printable book. Makes a great science lesson as well as reading activity for preschool and kindergarten.

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This free printable science booklet includes the sight word "my" and is great for emergent readers. It introduces children to the main body systems while using simple terminology that they can relate to: "My muscles", "My stomach", "My bones", "My brain", "My lungs", "My heart".

If you would like to mention the name of the body system, you can verbally say it after reading each phrase. For example, "My bones... are part of the skeletal system" or "My lungs... are part of the respiratory system", etc.

This activity comes in two versions - a male and a female body. Kids can color in each picture to make it more personal. Read the following directions on how to put the book together:

Directions

• Print the pages (files can be downloaded further down in this post)
• Cut all pages in half down the middle
• Place pages in order according to page numbers
• Staple along the left edge to create a binding

Click the links below to Download the files:

My Body Systems Book - boy

My Body Systems Book - girl

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Human Body Organs Printables

Learn about the different organs inside our bodies with these hands-on Science printables designed for young children.

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These FREE human body printables are great for preschool, kindergarten or 1st grade to learn about our organs, their names and where they are located inside our bodies. 

What's included:

• Cut & Paste matching organs*
• 2-piece puzzles
• 3-piece puzzles

*Instead of cutting/pasting the organs, older kids can practice writing the organ names in each box. 

Please note, this is a simplified version of the human body and does not include all the organs. There are 7 included in this set:

• brain
• heart
• lungs
• stomach
• intestines (large & small together)
• liver
• kidneys

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All About Me Posters - Dinosaur themed

These dinosaur themed back to school all about me posters will be a hit with your kindergarten and first grade students. Posters include themes such as summer vacation, all about me, all about my birthday, all about my favorite book and all about our class. These will work well with a dinosaur themed classroom or simply for a back to school about me activity.

Print as many posters as needed for your students (1 each). Choose the poster sets you would like to work on and print those. It’s recommended that you do one at a time so that the kids can understand and fill the prompts on each poster.

All About Me Posters

These posters are so simple to use and you could hang them to decorate your class after the kids are done filling them out! For the all about me posters – these are great to do during back to school morning work or as a class activity for the first week of school. Get to know your students in a fun way! Have the kids fill them out, decorate and color their posters, then hand them back to you so you could hang them in your class.

The All About My Favorite Book poster can be used over and over again year round. I find that every time the class reads a book each month or every week – the kids can show what they’ve learned about this book by filling their own personal ‘All About My Favorite Book’ poster.

You could also do the All About My Class and All About My Summer Vacation posters during back to school time. The kids can get to know each other in a fun and engaging way!

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Yara from Sea of Knowledge
Founder of Sea of Knowledge, an ESL teacher with a passion for making learning fun and engaging. She loves creating fun activities that children and learners can benefit from. You can also find me on: Facebook and Pinterest.

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