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Once students have had the chance to examine their physical features, they may get started with decorating their paper plate face. We took the opportunity to look closely at our unique features by using a hand-held mirror.Ĭreating Your All About Me Self-Portrait Collage

For example, What color is your hair, eyes, etc.? For younger children you may ask them to name how many eyes, hands, or fingers they have. To save time, we traced the one hand print and reused it by flipping it over.įollow up by taking some time to ask children questions about themselves. You will also need to pre-cut long rectangles to represent the arms. Each student got to choose their favorite color to represent their t-shirt. We used a standard sized piece of colored construction paper and simply cut a triangle for the neck line. To prepare for this all about me self-portrait collage, you will need to plan for a couple of days in small groups and possibly with some in classroom assistance. Personal photos or cut outs from magazines.Crayons-Grab some multicultural crayons for the faces.

Construction paper or cardstock-You’ll need a variety of colors so kids can choose their favorite color for their shirt, and we recommend grabbing a set of multicultural construction paper to use for the arms.

Try the activity after reading some of our favorite All About Me Books.įIND ALL OF OUR ALL ABOUT ME ACTIVITIES IN OUR PRINTABLE LESSON PLANS FOR HOME PRESCHOOL AND PRESCHOOL CLASSROOMS. This all about me self-portrait collage is a great way to connect the classroom to home with some pictures of family members, pets, and favorite things. This year, we’re involving our families with a little bit of help from home. Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Pinterest Share on EmailĪs we kick off a new school year, we’re excited to have new friends and lots of fun learning ahead of us! A favorite beginning of year activity is to share “All About Me.” This kind of activity allows children to express just what makes them unique and learn more about their classmates’ families, interests, and individual qualities.