All about me high school

I am heading back to the classroom next week and I just wanted to share a quick Getting-to-Know-You Activity that I made for my own high school ESL students. I included a color copy for the teacher since you probably don't have the time to color it yourself! Here is the copy for the students. Download it here! Enjoy!

Too many "All About Me" activities are created for elementary school students; get to know your middle and high school students with this simple interest inventory. Learn about their likes/dislikes and goals while also gathering important information for you as a teacher (access to wifi, obligations outside of school).Sentence frames make this a short and simple activity, while also offering support for ELL and SPED students, as well as struggling readers.

All About ME!Get to know your group with this fun printable!Students will answer the following prompts:NameFavorite ColorFamily DrawingBirthdaySummer Postcard (drawing and description of one thing they did/place they visited this summer)Favorite FoodFavorite DrinkThings they're good atSELFIE drawingWant more Back to School Activities? Try these:Mingle BingoInstagram Page Get to Know You Activity

Great first day activity for students to do and for you to get to know them a little bit.

About.me printable preschool sheets offer a creative way for your child to explore their identity and interests while developing essential literacy skills.

Getting to know you activities for middle school and high school students. These get to know you games are fun ice breakers for back to school and a new semester.

An All About Me form for high school students serves as a valuable tool for teachers to get to know their students better at the beginning of the academic year..

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Introducing our "Back-to-School Icebreaker Resource" – the perfect tool to kick off the school year or welcome a new class. It helps students introduce themselves and break the ice effortlessly. Here's how it works: Begin by sharing a bit about yourself, then invite students to do the same using our four unique worksheets. They can later present their introductions to the class, fostering connections from day one. This resource is flexible, suitable for various age groups, and available in…