All About Me Worksheets

Related ELA Standard: L.K.6

Core Standard

The “All About Me” theme celebrates individual children for who they are and their unique character and abilities. Everyone is good at something in life, this is their time to reflect inward and determine what makes them special. This is one of those themes that you start early in your school year. This helps students quickly gain awareness and acceptance of their peers throughout the classroom. This leads to quick friendships and helps people identify with one another. Starting this topic early in the school year can help teachers build a sense of community and connection between students while still work on the core skills of the curriculum. Let’s face it kids love talking about themselves and this is a great way to explore a wide array of different language arts areas with them in a very motivating way. These worksheets will help students explore themselves, their qualities, feelings, and share who they are with their classmates.

All About Me Worksheets To Print:

My Personality - Tell us the things that you enjoy doing and what you avoid. Students start to form habits at this grade level.

My Feelings - When was the last time that you had this series of feelings? We explore a wide range of them.

My Gifts and My Challenges - We all natually good at something and we find other things challenging.

My Favorites - We get to know the things that you enjoy with your free time. Have students share and friendships may form.

Look Into Your Future - Imagine yourself ten years in the future. What will you be doing at that time?

Infographic - Sum up a great deal about yourself with an infographic. This can be a very fun activity for students.

One Day I Will... - Draw a picture of something you want to do one day.

Important People in My Life - Try to encourage students to have a balance of people in their lives.

The Future Me - What do you want to be or do when you grow up? Write and draw.

Facts and Opinions - This is a mix of things that factual and others that have a spin on them.

Self Portrait - This can tell you a great deal about their self esteem. It can also help you better understand the world through their eyes.

Favorites - What is your favorite color and food to eat? You can take note of these and form class teams based on it.

My Family - Write about the people in your family. Who are you close too and wish you were more.

My Home - Tell us all about it. This should be something that holds a positive mindset for students.

My Family and Me - Explore the relationships that students have formed.

Why Teach an "All About Me" Unit?

For younger children this unit can be super impactful to help them grow internally as well as in class. Students begin school as a mostly blank slate. We want to encourage them to communicate and share. A great way to do this is to engage them with one of their favorite subjects, themselves. I would highly recommend that anyone working this age level consider unit an “All About Me” unit for several substantial reasons:


Support Self Esteem - At this age level children are fragile internally. Being raised by screens of phone and tablets have really dampened the amount of time that parents spend with their children helping them to be self-aware and having positive mental health. A recent University of Iowa study found that youngsters hear ten times as many negative statements a day, then positive statements. Depending on their home life, I found that many children have a low self-value. We all became teachers to at some point in of lives to help children. This is your chance. I probably spend more time on this unit than is necessary, but I have found that when done right, it can have a substantial impact on my student’s self-worth. By the age of 5 students form a sense of self-esteem the mass majority of children have a positive starting self-esteem and that gets challenged as they grow.


Form a Community - Early in the school year there are many more new faces that we do not know as opposed to what we do know. As we learn about one another, that quickly changes. Students with similar interests will gravitate towards one another and friendships will be forged. This simple unit can instantly create peer groups. The overall process needs to stress universal acceptance of one another for our similarities and our differences. This is a great way to help students understand the concept of friendship. It is also an excellent way to begin to understand that forming a positive climate and community can greatly benefit you.


Show and Share - This is a great unit to help students build their oral communication and presenting skills at a young age. It often involves a great number of art activities which we encourage that students share with the class. It is important to help students become comfortable with sharing their work with others. It is of the utmost importance that you have every student feel respected and valued as they share. Since this is often their first time presenting, they will be shy and reluctant to do so. If you are encouraging and patient with your students, they will slowly grow much more comfortable with the concept.