Self portrait worksheet

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Are you searching for a fun and educational activity to engage your kindergarteners? Look no further than the self-portrait kindergarten worksheet! Designed to foster creativity and self-expression, this worksheet encourages children to explore their identity and create a unique representation of themselves. With a focus on developing fine motor skills and understanding emotions, this worksheet is perfect for young learners who are eager to learn about themselves and the world around them.

Per request by my wonderful Intervention Specialist teaching partner, I made this getting to know you activity for students to fill out. For us, we tend to get new students throughout the year, an…

Making faces has never been this easy (or fun). Click through for your very own blank template and get started with portrait drawing today.

A book for and by your child. This is a wonderful book that your child can make. In this book the child writes all about themself, their family, friends, and favorite things.

Use our Brain Breaks for the Classroom Printables with your students to provide them with the opportunity to take a Mindfulness Minute in your classroom.

The “All About Me” worksheet is designed to be a personal and educational activity for preschoolers, encouraging them to express their individuality and practice writing skills. The worksheet includes several labeled boxes and prompts, such as “My name is,” “This is me,” where children can draw a self-portrait, “I am ___ years old,” “My Favourite...

On the first page there are useful words to speak about selfies vs self portraits (pictionary) and on the second page there is a spidergram that you can use to make your students think about the differences between a selfie and a self portrait (who takes it? how ? why ? is it cheap ? is it fast ? etc...) Is a self-portrait that different from a selfie ? Is the self portrait the "ancestor" of the selfie? - ESL worksheets

Designer Giorgia Lupi wants to change the way we think about data. Most of us think of it as rooted in cold facts and numbers, but it’s warm and flawed. Follow her step-by-step instructions to gene…