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My Family Mini Book – Printable Class Activity

A fill-in mini book walks a student through nine prompts about their family, from a family picture and headcount through favorite foods, traditions, and celebrations.
Grades
Preschool–Pre-K, Grades 1–2, Elementary
Pages
30
File type
PDF
Preparation
Print ready

Updated May 08, 2024

Subject
ELA
Topic
family book, community
Resource types
Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
Preparation
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About this resource

What's inside this resource

Description:

My Family Book will be a fun printable for your students to create.

This is a mini book and they get to tell all about themselves and their family.

Includes:

They are printed 2 per page. So it is easy to print, staple, and cute 2 booklets at the same time. Takes less than 10 minutes to prep a class set.

Also includes an option to print one page per sheet. This is ideal for the younger grade levels.

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In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Students compose short informative sentences about their own family by filling in blanks with names, numbers, foods, and traditions.

  • Students combine drawing (a family picture) with writing to convey information about a topic, in line with early informative-writing practice.

  • Students practice writing complete, structured sentences using consistent sentence-starter prompts across multiple pages.

Teaching tips

  • Use the two-per-page version (pages 2-16) for a fast class set, since two mini books print, staple, and cut from a single sheet pass.

  • Use the one-page-per-sheet version (pages 17-30) for younger students, since each prompt gets a full page of writing space rather than a half-page.

Skills covered

  • Informative sentence writing — students fill in blanks to complete facts about their family (headcount, origin, parents' names) across nine prompts.

  • Combining drawing and writing — the 'picture of my family' page pairs a drawing task directly with a numeric fill-in sentence.

  • Personal narrative/reflection — prompts about favorite family activities, foods, traditions, and celebrations ask students to recall and describe real experiences.

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Questions teachers ask about this resource

What topics does the mini book cover?

Nine prompts guide the student through a family picture and headcount, where the family is from, their mother's and father's names, a favorite family activity, a favorite food, a tradition, and a celebration.

Are there two ways to print this?

Yes. The same prompts appear twice: once formatted two pages per sheet for a fast class set, and once formatted one page per sheet for more writing room.

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