All about me worksheet
A page about me — to write, draw and share.
Examples temporarily replace the input and settings. You can restore your previous work.
Pro keeps the settings you use every week and puts them one click away. See Pro
Free PDFs end with a small “Made with nouplo.com” line Remove limits with Pro
Save to PinterestYour files stay on your device
This tool runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored, and you can even turn off your internet connection before you start.
Example
Example: a second-grade back-to-school page without the photo frame, on US Letter
A second-grade teacher sends it home in the first week of school, and the children bring it back to share at morning meeting. Settings: All about me, Ages 7–10 (more writing), photo frame unticked, Outlines to colour, US Letter.
- Without the frame, the lines take the left of the top row and the age and cake the right; the frame’s room goes to Favorite subject and Favorite place, so there are 8 favourites instead of 6.
- Outlines to colour prints every picture as black lines, so the page copies cleanly on the school copier and the children colour it in themselves.
| On the page | What goes there |
|---|---|
| My name is, My birthday is, I live in, My school and class, My hobbies | A line each, with a little picture: star, balloon, house, backpack, kite |
| I am □ years old | The age in the box, beside a birthday cake with 5 candles |
| My favorite things | 8 favourites, two to a row: colour, food, animal, game, book, season, subject, place; for the season, circle the flower, sun, leaf or snowman |
| My family, My best friend | Two boxes to draw in, with a Name line under the friend |
| When I grow up, I want to be… / Three words about me | 2 lines / lines numbered 1., 2., 3. |
all-about-me.pdf, one Letter page. For kindergarten, Ages 4–6 gives big picture tiles three to a row, a cake with 6 candles to colour one for each year, and boxes to draw in instead of lines.
How it works
- Choose the age: more drawing for little ones, more writing for older children.
- Keep the photo frame or use the space for more questions.
- Print, fill in, draw — and share it with the class or keep it as a keepsake.
Frequently asked questions
- When is it used?
- On the first days of school or nursery, for a new class or club, or once a year as a keepsake to see how answers change.
- What is on the page?
- Name, age and birthday; six favourites (colour, food, animal, toy, book and season); my family, my best friend and what I want to be when I grow up. Ages 7–10 swaps the toy for a game and adds where I live, my school and class, my hobbies and three words about me.
- Can younger children do it?
- Yes — the version for ages 4 to 6 has big pictures and drawing boxes, so a grown-up writes and the child draws.
- Is there a page for friends?
- Yes — the friendship book page is for friends to fill in about themselves.
- What if I don’t want the photo frame?
- Untick it and its space goes to more prompts: for ages 4–6, two more boxes to draw in, My hobbies and I am good at…; for ages 7–10, Favorite subject and Favorite place.
- Can I print it in black and white?
- Yes — Outlines to colour leaves every picture as black lines for the child to colour, and uses less ink.
- Is anything uploaded?
- No. The pages are made in your browser.