Back-to-School All About Me Poster — Photo Source: Learning and Teaching Preschoolers

Get to know the new kiddos in your class with All About Me activities - perfect for back-to-school! Tami over at Learning and Teaching Preschoolers featured several ideas your class is sure to love. Each activity provides a great opportunity for the kids to get to know each other as well!

All About Me Posters

Trace an outline of each student onto white butcher paper. Then allow them to begin completing the drawing of themselves with crayons or markers.

Step 1 to Complete All About Me Poster — Photo Source: Learning and Teaching Preschoolers

Once your students have had a chance to add in the basics (clothes, face, hair, etc.), roll the posters up and send them home with students with a letter asking families to help complete. Ask them to help their child 'come-to-life' with little extras (one family added tissue paper to create a skirt) and to add little notes around the sides that describe their child (what do they enjoy eating, playing with, etc.).

Example 2, Back-to-School All About Me Poster — Photo Source: Learning and Teaching Preschoolers

Give the families a couple days to complete the posters and then have your students bring them back for a show and tell. Allow each student time to explain what they added to the poster and why. A great chance to get to know your student's likes and dislikes!

All About Me Self Portrait

Provide each of your kiddos with a small mirror, drawing paper and markers or crayons and ask them to complete a self portrait. You should be able to find relatively cheap mirrors at your local dollar or big box store. When they're finished, hang their completed works of art with a clever saying (something like "Mrs. _______'s Superstars").

Completed All About Me Self Portrait — Photo Source: Learning and Teaching Preschoolers

All About Me Feelings Graph

Take a poll of how your students are feeling on the first day of school and create a graph. It would be a cute idea to take the same poll after a week (when students are more comfortable) and compare the results together!

Feelings Graph All About My Activity — Photo Source: Learning and Teaching Preschoolers

For additional ideas for your early childhood classroom, be sure to check out Lisa's blog Learning and Teaching Preschoolers!

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