All About Me - Free Printable

Who’s ready for a brand-new school year?! If you raised your hand or shouted “YES,” consider me impressed! And if you’re looking for a fun printable to make back-to-school a breeze, I’ve got just the thing for you!

Whether you’re teaching in a classroom or homeschooling at the kitchen table, it’s important to start building relationships right away—and one of the best ways to do that is with an “All About Me” activity!

That’s why I’m excited to share this free All About Me printable! It’s a simple, fun, and great way to help kids share a little bit about themselves.

Why Use an All About Me Page?

This kind of activity gives children a chance to express their individuality in a creative way. It also helps teachers and classmates get to know one another, especially in the early weeks when everyone is still learning names and personalities.

For young children, this printable can also serve as a confidence booster. They get to talk about themselves, their interests, and how they feel about school.

What’s Included in the Printable?

The “All About Me” printable is designed with young learners in mind and includes:

A space for drawing a self-portrait (or adding a photo)
Name, age, and birthday section
Favorite things (color, food, activity, book, animal)
Three words to describe themselves
How they feel about school (with emoji faces to color or circle)

There are two versions included in the download: a color version and a black-and-white version that kids can color themselves. This gives you flexibility depending on your printing needs and classroom style!

How to Use This Printable

Here are a few ideas for using this printable at home or in the classroom:

First Day Activity: Start the school year by having each child fill out their page. Display them on a bulletin board or keep them in student portfolios to look back on at the end of the year.
Morning Meeting Share Time: Invite a few students each day to share their completed pages. This helps create a sense of community and belonging.
Icebreaker Game: Use the information from the sheets to play a “Who Am I?” guessing game.
Home Use: For homeschoolers, this is a sweet way to mark the beginning of your school year and document your child’s growth from year to year.