This All About Me visual digital activity resource is a great back-to-school activity and/or introduction activity for students to complete.
For new students to veteran students alike in your classroom, this resource can be a helpful way to:
See where your students are
Connect/reconnect with students yourself and for them to get to know each other.
Encourage conversations on topics that may stir up discussion (e.g., what did you do this summer?) and share about themselves (e.g., favorite hobbies, favorite foods).
WHAT'S INSIDE
Resource Guide
About the Resource
Using the Resource
Resource Walkthrough
All About Me Reflection - Print Version
Ready to print PDF
Multiple Choice with Icons
5 pages
Full Page
Half Page (2 pages per sheet)
All About Me Reflection – Digital Version
Google Slides Link + PowerPoint
Multiple Choice with Icons
Full Page slides
Can be linked to student tech devices
25 interactive slides: Drag and drop check marks and type in text boxes
Questions:
Name, Today’s Date, Age, Grade
Birthday month and day
Favorite color
Favorite food
Hobbies
Favorite subjects in school
What did I do this summer?
Favorite memory of the summer
This year, I’m looking forward to…
This year, I want to work on these academic skills
This year, I want to work on these life skills
My goals for this year
High school:
What do I want to do after graduation?
Where do I want to live after graduation?
Ideas for use: Back to school activity, student introductions, get-to-know-you activities during the first week of school, introductory ITP inventory, individual – small group – whole class activity, new students, something to send home with families before the start of the school year, open house activity, meet the teacher activity for students who attend.
Across Ages: Our resources are made with images and icons that support learners across middle, high school, and into adult day programs. Students of any age can use this particular resource while still finding it age-respectful.
Across Support Needs: Use with students across a wide variety of support needs. We’ve included visuals and multiple-choice options to increase student engagement and responses for those who need it, as well as, spaces for students who write/type.
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