All About Me Chart
Four things every kid should know! Practice saying them every day.
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How to do it
- Look at the example for Sam.
- Say your own name, birthday, address and phone number.
- Practice one a day.
Teaching tip
Start with the name and birthday. Add the address and phone number when those are easy.
About this chart
The four things every kid should know (name, birthday, address and phone number), filled in for a pretend kid named Sam.
What kids practice
Kindergartners learn to say their full name, birthday, address and a grown-up's phone number. These are important safety skills, and they also help kids feel proud of who they are.
Watch for
- Knowing a parent as "Mom" or "Dad" but not their real name.
- Mixing up the order of the numbers in a phone number.
- Giving the town but not the house number and street.
It's free to print, as many copies as you need. See the full all about me guide for kindergarten.
More sheets in this set
2. My AddressA grown-up writes the address, then your child copies it on big lines and says it out loud.
3. My Phone NumberPhone number boxes to copy, plus a pretend phone keypad to practice dialing.
4. My BirthdayA birthday cake to color for your age, the twelve months to choose from, and a box for the day.
5. My FamilyA big space to draw your family and pets, then count them.