All About Me Editable Worksheet for Back-to-School
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One of my GHOK readers reached out to me with a request for an all-about-me editable worksheet that she could give to her daughter's teacher at the beginning of school. She had found some great options on Pinterest, but none of them were editable on the computer.
So I created a handy, two-page all-about-me editable worksheet and it's free! You can edit it directly on your computer, print it out, and give it to your child's teacher, just in time for back-to-school.
All About Me Editable Worksheet Details
My reader shared some examples of her favorite forms that she had found, so I pulled things from each one and put them together for this worksheet. It will be ideal for families or caregivers to share important information with their child's teacher at the beginning of the school year.
When I worked as an Occupational Therapy Assistant in the school system, I created similar one to two-page note-taking sheets for each of my students. This made it easy for me to keep track of goals for each student and jot down notes all in one place, without having to look in the child's Individualized Education Plan (IEP) each time I needed to reference something.
I've included eight different sections on this worksheet.
- Things I Love/What is Important to Me
- My Strengths
- What Works Best For Me
- How to Best Support Me
- What Doesn't Work for Me
- What I Am Working On
- My Goals for the Year
- My Classroom Accommodations
I think it's important to really focus on what motivates your child, what they love, and what works best for them. This will give the teacher a great overall picture of how to best approach all situations in the classroom. It also gives you as a parent a chance to share what works for your child that could carry over into the classroom.
How To Use the All About Me Editable Worksheet
Make sure you have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer so you can use the editable fields in the document.
Once you download this worksheet, open it in Adobe Reader and click on the text boxes to fill in your answers.
You can save the PDF to your computer with your answer and then print them out. It is two pages, so you can print double-sided if you just want to hand one page to the teacher.
Be as specific as you can in your responses to give your child's teacher the best possible picture of them. You can give it to them at the beginning of the school year, or if you are switching schools or a new teacher is substituting.
You could also choose to use a thicker cardstock paper to print it on and laminate it.
Save the file on your computer and use it at the beginning of each school year or new transition as you need it.
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Do you need to get organized for the upcoming school year?
My friend Sharla has a great Calm in the Chaos Planner that will help you keep everything organized for your school year including appointment logs, IEP meeting notes, Sensory Triggers Log, and more.
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Heather Greutman, COTA
Heather Greutman is a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant with experience in school-based OT services for preschool through high school. She uses her background to share child development tips, tools, and strategies for parents, educators, and therapists. She is the author of many ebooks including The Basics of Fine Motor Skills, and Basics of Pre-Writing Skills, and co-author of Sensory Processing Explained: A Handbook for Parents and Educators.