My Mirror Portrait
A young child looks into a hand mirror and draws a self-portrait on a large blank sheet held in the other hand. Show the child from the waist up with a simple bedroom background and a….
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All About Me Worksheets
These all about me worksheets help children learn and share simple facts about themselves, including their name, age, likes, feelings, body parts and abilities. They suit children aged 3 to 8 and are free to download and print for use at home or in your own classroom.
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My Favourite Fruit
A child happily holds a large mango in one hand and looks at a small group of familiar fruits in a bowl, including a banana, apple and orange. Use a simple table setting.
I Can Jump
A child jumps over a low soft cushion with both feet off the ground and arms raised. Add a plain home floor and one toy in the background.
Feeling Calm
A relaxed child sits cross-legged on a mat, smiling gently and holding a soft toy. Include a small cushion and a sunny window with simple cloud shapes.
My Family
A child stands between two caring adults and holds both their hands. Show a simple home doorway and one potted plant in the background, with varied family appearances.
My Favourite Food
A child sits at a low table and points happily to a plate of idli with a small bowl of chutney. Add a cup and a simple kitchen background.
Touching My Toes
A child bends forward and touches their toes, showing hands, knees and feet clearly. Place the child on a simple play mat with one ball nearby.
My Birthday Self
A child sits at a small table with a plain birthday cake and looks at a blank card showing a simple self-portrait outline. Include balloons and a few family hands reaching toward the….
How Do I Feel
A child sits at a table choosing between three large blank face cards showing happy, sad and worried expressions. Add a pencil and an empty worksheet area on the table.
My Favourite Clothes
A child stands beside three clothing choices hanging on a simple rail: a bright kurta, a raincoat and a sweater. The child reaches toward one choice and wears comfortable everyday clothes.
Riding My Bicycle
A child rides a small bicycle along a safe park path wearing a helmet, with one foot on a pedal and one hand waving. Include trees, a bench and a parent watching from a distance.
My Favourite Animal
A child kneels beside a friendly dog and gently strokes its back in a garden. Add a bowl, flowers and a low fence while keeping the child and animal as the focus.
Friends Meet Me
Two children meet at a school doorway, wave to each other and share a friendly smile. Show backpacks, a classroom door and a few plants, with no signs or writing.
Rainy Day Me
A child in a raincoat and boots holds an umbrella while stepping over a puddle on an Indian neighbourhood lane. Include a small house, leafy plants and monsoon clouds.
My Indian Breakfast
A child sits with family at breakfast and reaches for a dosa on a plate, with a small bowl of sambar and a steel tumbler nearby. Show a bright Indian kitchen with a window and simple….
Things I Can Do
A child stands in the centre of a three-part outdoor scene: kicking a football, drawing with chalk and watering a plant. Use separate areas with clear actions and no written activity labels.
A Quiet Feeling
A child sits alone under a shady tree with a thoughtful face, holding a small blank drawing pad while a gentle friend approaches from the side. Include fallen leaves and a park path.
My Daily Choices
A child stands at a table choosing between healthy everyday options: fruit and water, a ball for play and a book for quiet time. Include a window showing morning light and a tidy home….
Growing Up Tall
A child stands beside a family-height wall chart made only from blank lines and simple leaf decorations, while an adult gently measures the child with a hand above the head. Show shoes,….
My Family Meal
Several family members sit together on a floor mat during an Indian evening meal, with the child serving a roti from a basket. Include a low table, steel plates, cushions and a warm….
My Favourite Place
A child visits a lively neighbourhood park with a grandparent, pointing toward a play area, flowering trees and a small pond with ducks. Include a path, benches and other children….
Different Feelings Together
Two children sit beside each other after a shared classroom activity; one smiles proudly at a drawing while the other looks unsure and holds a blank sheet. Show a teacher nearby offering….
Morning To Night Me
Show one child in three connected moments across a home: waking beside a window at sunrise, learning at a table in daylight and brushing teeth near a moonlit window. Keep the same child….
Sharing My Ideas
A child sits with a small group of classmates in a circle and holds up a blank picture card while the others listen. Place crayons, drawing sheets and a teacher's open hands nearby in a….
At a glance
- Ages: 3 to 8 years
- Skills: Self-awareness, vocabulary, drawing and early writing
- You need: Pencils, crayons and optional scissors
- Time: 10 to 20 minutes per worksheet
What this worksheet set covers
This set gives children simple ways to talk, draw and write about themselves. Younger children can trace their name, colour a self-portrait, identify body parts and choose pictures that show their likes. Older children can complete simple sentences, label features, describe their feelings and record things they can do. The activities move from picture-based tasks to early writing, so you can choose a suitable worksheet for Nursery, LKG, UKG or primary school. Children do not need to give the same answers. Their own ideas, drawings and family experiences are welcome.
Ways to use the pages
At home, begin with a short chat before your child starts. Ask, "What is your favourite fruit?" or "How are you feeling today?" Then let your child draw or complete the page without correcting every detail. In class, use a worksheet during a theme on myself, a getting-to-know-you activity or a speaking lesson. Children can share one safe detail with a partner, such as a favourite colour or food. Keep personal information private by skipping questions about addresses, phone numbers or other details you do not want children to write down.
Helping children give their own answers
Children often copy a friend's favourite colour, leave a self-portrait unfinished or say they can do every activity. This is usually because they need more time to think, draw or find the right words. Offer two or three choices, model one answer about yourself and accept a drawing when writing is difficult. For body-part activities, use clear everyday words and gently check left and right. When children describe feelings, remind them that different people can feel differently in the same situation. Praise careful thinking rather than matching an adult's answer.
Lumi's tips
- Make it easier by reading each prompt aloud and offering picture choices or sentence starters.
- Make it harder by asking your child to add one reason, such as why a food, colour or activity is a favourite.
- Link the worksheet to real life by making a small self-book with a drawing, name card and one new fact each week.
How to download and print
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- Open the PDF and print at "Actual size" (100%) so nothing is cut off.
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What are all about me worksheets used for?
They help children share basic information about themselves through drawing, tracing, matching, speaking and early writing. They can support lessons about the self, feelings, body parts, likes and abilities.
Which age group can use these worksheets?
This set is made for children aged 3 to 8. Younger children can use the picture and tracing tasks, while older children can complete labels, sentences and short personal responses.
Can my child use these worksheets at home?
Yes. Choose one page, talk about the topic and let your child answer in their own way. You can write down their words if they are not ready to write independently.
How do I download and print the worksheets?
Create a free EarlyActivity account to download printables. Free accounts can download up to 20 printables a day. The files are PDFs for A4 and US Letter paper, and you can print at Actual size, 100%.
What should children write about themselves?
Suitable topics include their name, age, favourite colour or food, feelings, family, body parts and things they can do. Avoid asking children to write private details such as a home address or phone number.
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