Back to School: All About Me Worksheets
Fill in blanks about age, favorite color/animal/food, draw self and family, and answer 'my favorites' prompts (school subject, book, TV show, sport, season, color, animal, food).
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Fill in blanks about age, favorite color/animal/food, draw self and family, and answer 'my favorites' prompts (school subject, book, TV show, sport, season, color, animal, food).
Students complete daily worksheets: introduce themselves and write a personal narrative, set goals, work grade-level math problems (expanded form, multi-digit operations, fractions/decimals, and unit-rate problems (e.g. pages per day)), read a graph or chart, and complete ELA exercises (grammar, vocabulary/roots, figurative language,…
write two true statements and one lie about themselves in any order, then share with the class (either reading their own statements in turn, or having statements read anonymously) while classmates guess which statement is the lie
look at the pattern shown, cut out the images at the bottom of the page, and paste the image that comes next in each pattern
Fill in blanks describing the teacher: his name, what he is like, what he has, what he likes, and something the student would like to tell him.
Fill in blanks for name, age, grade, teacher, and favorites (food, animal, color, sport, subject, book).
Students complete daily worksheets: introduce themselves and write a personal narrative, set goals, work grade-level math problems (unit rate/percent problems, simplifying and evaluating linear expressions, proportional relationships), read a graph or chart, and complete ELA exercises (grammar, vocabulary/roots, figurative language,…
Match pairs of objects by tracing a line connecting them; each of the 3 worksheet pages includes a Name/Date header for student identification.
Complete the picture by copying/mirroring the drawn side, then color the worksheet (each page reveals an affirmation such as 'I am ready for school', 'I bee-lieve in myself', 'I am one smart cookie', 'I cone do it!', 'The more I know, the more I grow', 'I am bright').
Fill in name, birthday, age, country, favorites (subject, color, food, pet, book, song), what they enjoy, hobbies, friends, likes, future career goal, and dreams.
Students complete daily worksheets: introduce themselves and write a personal narrative, set goals, work grade-level math problems (scientific notation, exponent rules, square roots, solving one-variable linear equations), read a graph or chart, and complete ELA exercises (grammar, vocabulary/roots, figurative language, main idea); each…
Count the items in each box and color the box containing the correct matching number.
Find school-supply words in a word search; unscramble school-supply words; solve a school-supplies crossword; cut and paste pictures to match each school-supply word.
Back to school Coloring pages Worksheet Activities For Morning Work / Digital Resources / Cute Back to school Coloring Pages / Back to school Coloring Sheets: Back to School Coloring Pages: Prepare for Learning Fun ⭐ Section 1: Welcome Back to School Celebrate the excitement of going back to school with our themed coloring pages…
Students complete daily worksheets: introduce themselves and write a personal narrative, set goals, work grade-level math problems (evaluating polynomial/absolute-value expressions, solving equations and inequalities, systems of equations (substitution/elimination), graphing lines), read a graph or chart, and complete ELA exercises…
Trace uppercase and lowercase letters, circle/color the clouds containing the matching letter, then color a picture and trace/read a back-to-school vocabulary word that starts with that letter.
Students trace along the dotted/printed lines on each page to build pencil control and hand-eye coordination.
All About Me - Back To School Worksheets (Superhero Themed) The product is designed for students to share information about themselves at the start of a new school year. With a superhero theme that is guaranteed to thrill, these instructional resources are perfect for primary level learners in grades 2, 3, and 4. They work excellently…
Back to School Preschool Tracing Lines Fine Motor Worksheets Back to School Preschool Tracing Lines Fine Motor Worksheets are meticulously fashioned for early learning, specifically focusing on preschoolers and kindergarteners. These resources fall under the umbrella of language arts within the subset of handwriting. Conveniently…
Solve addition problems presented in a '+ =' blank format across 3 pages (12 problems total).
Students say each word aloud, clap out the syllables, and write the number of syllables they counted next to each word.
Two versions of the same student goal-setting sheet ask students to record four goals: a target final grade, a maximum number of late assignments, a self-chosen goal of their own, and an optional fourth goal the teacher adds during a conference. One version comes with goals #1 and #2 already worded and blank lines for specific action steps; the other leaves every goal blank for customized wording. Each sheet ends with a student-signature line; the separate teacher directions suggest parents may also sign. The signature is meant to formalize the goals as a commitment. Teacher directions included in the file outline a three-step process — distribute the sheet (on paper or via Google Classroom), collect the signed sheets, and hold an individual meeting with each student to discuss and revisit the goals throughout the year.
fill in personal details (name, age, favorite color/book/movie, summer plans), circle favorite items in categories (season, animal, food, hobby, etc.), and interview a classmate with yes/no questions (e.g. do you like pizza, do you have a pet, can you ride a bike)
Make a tally mark each time an image appears, then use the tally marks to fill in a bar graph.