Nursery to reception transition document All about me worksheet / activity

7 ‘all about me’ pages in the shape of a balloon perfect for getting to know your class/transition activity. Keep them as they are or attach to coloured paper using the template. They can be folded and glued to create a 3D balloon. Looks great with photo of the child hanging on and can be added to a display board or hung from a washing line.

Trace the number, write the number, make the number and show the number. Pair with loose parts, cubes, pom poms, play dough or buttons.

Includes a PDF booklet to provide to children starting school to gain information and get to know them before their start date. Also includes a page to colour in skills they have and two pages for parents/carers to fill in. Is downloaded in A4; print as ‘booklet’ or use as it is.

GCSE lesson on the topic of healthy living (sub-topic of doctors / saying what’s wrong). In this lesson students learn key vocabulary for body parts and different ailments. The lesson includes a wide range of activities which serve to enhance listening, reading, writing and speaking skills. I have done this lesson many times with my GCSE classes and students always enjoy playing the different games and activities. Also includes printable copy of crossword understanding of key vocabulary in Spanish.

Three resources to help pupils to talk about illness, health and body parts in Spanish. There is a reading comprehension, vocabulary activities, practice with me duele/ me duelen and a grammar gap fill task. There is also a speaking/writing mat on illnesses and needs with translation practice and answers. A reading comprehension on the topic of body parts, accidents and injuries in the past tense (preterite) with a scaffolded text: tuve un accidente de esqui Answers included.

Get to know your new class during the first day or week of school with this ‘all about me’ foldable craft. This self-portrait folding activity is a fun and hands-on alternative to a back-to-school worksheet. You could use these in the classroom for a first day or week of school activity, or send home for pupils to complete as a transition activity over the summer break. It could also be used for a myself/me topic or unit, or a back-to-school display. The faces There are 14 hairstyle options (plus a girl wearing a hijab), so children can choose a face that best represents them. The templates There are 2 templates to pick from (the only difference is the prompts in the second section). You can edit the prompt text to suit your learners. To edit, please ensure you open this PDF in Adobe Reader and not in your device’s file preview to preserve the formatting. Other parts of the template, including the grey boxes, are not editable. Versions with both US and UK spelling/paper sizes are included. Benefits of this activity -Get to know class in a fun way at the start of a new school year -Students can complete a template that looks like them -Develops fine motor skills (cutting and folding) -The finished foldouts can be used for a back-to-school display

If you’re looking for an All about me activity for your ‘Meet your Teacher’ event then look no further as this downloadable pack consists of five All about me worksheet templates (A4 pdf for ech). Included are: a magnifying glass for a close up of your students favourites a picture prompt sheet a wanted theme poster a girl template concertina worksheet a boy template concertina worksheet Each template gives learners the opportunity to share information about them, such as their favourite colour, hobbies, lessons, pets, friends, family and likes, all with prompted areas. The completed activities would look great on your display boards for the new term ahead, providing a familiar welcome for students as they settle into their new learning environment.

**A fun worksheet for children to complete with their own personal math facts. A nice activity for the start of a new school year. ** 7 shapes to complete with math facts: Time to wake up and go to sleep Birthday and age Height (m and cm) Number of pets Number of people in the family Number of people in the class THE WATERMARK WILL NOT BE VISIBLE ON THE PURCHASED PRODUCT The activity sheet is in black and white so that children can colour or decorate it once they have completed the facts and drawn a portrait of themselves inside the star. Once completed, it could be put into a class booklet or used in a maths display. Students can fill in the answers and/or to make it more challenging, write a calculation to solve the answer, e.g. Age = 4 x 2.

Two standalone worksheets to support pupils to talk about holidays in the past tense. Resource 1: Introduces key past tense verbs and recycles key language with a sentence builder, gap fill reading and translation practice. There is also a summary of how to form past tense verbs with avoir and a grammar gap fill task. Resource 2: Review of key past tense verbs with a GCSE reading comprehension task (a note taking question with a vocabulary search). Format: Word document and PDF with answers.

Reception Autumn 1 UTW Planning – Marvellous Me! (6 Weeks) A carefully sequenced 6-week Reception Understanding the World (UTW) planning document, designed to support children as they settle into school whilst exploring identity, family, change over time and the local community. Built around the engaging theme “Marvellous Me!”, this resource supports children in developing an understanding of themselves, their families, their school community and the world around them through meaningful, developmentally appropriate experiences. Planning is structured around key enquiry questions: History • How have I changed? • Who is in my family? Geography • Where in the world do I live? Included in this resource: • 6 weeks of detailed UTW planning • Weekly teaching inputs and modelling opportunities • Independent activities and provision enhancements • Carefully sequenced knowledge progression across the half term • Meaningful links to children’s real-life experiences • Opportunities for discussion, exploration and vocabulary development • Practical, realistic activities suitable for Reception classrooms • Links to History and Geography through enquiry-based learning Children will explore: • Themselves and what makes them unique • Immediate family and special people • How they have changed over time • Similarities and differences between families • Homes, school and the local community • Maps, journeys and where they live in the world Planning is aligned with the EYFS Statutory Framework, Development Matters and ELG expectations, whilst remaining realistic and developmentally appropriate for children in the first half term of Reception. Perfect for: ✔ Reception teachers ✔ ECTs and teachers new to EYFS ✔ EYFS curriculum planning ✔ Teachers wanting practical, purposeful Autumn 1 provision Please note: This planning is intended to be adapted to suit the needs and interests of your own cohort. © 2026 EYFS with Mrs S. All Rights Reserved.

This resource can be used with secondary school students to promote personal writing. It includes: Learning Intentions; Success Criteria; Examples; sentence by sentence approach aimed at promoting more stylish writing. The aim of this lesson is for students to select five objects that are significant to them and explain why whilst offering personal reflection. This power point encourages quality personal writing.

A lovely little open-ended resource perfect for World Book Day! Open book ‘Tell me a Story’ template for the children to draw or write about their characters - it could be their favourites or their own! A range of different Fairy Tale/Traditional Tale characters on disc cut outs. You could also include your own images of popular books (I was unable to include these due to copyright) Includes table sign

This All About Me worksheet is a perfect EYFS transition activity to help young children settle into school and express their personality. Designed as a one-page “Getting to Know Me” sheet, it allows children to share key information about themselves in a fun and accessible way. Ideal for starting school or moving up to a new class, this All About Me EYFS worksheet supports smooth transitions by encouraging children to talk about their name, age, family, favourites, and feelings. It’s a great way for teachers and families to connect and understand each child’s unique background. What’s Included: 1-page All About Me worksheet for EYFS Space to draw a self-portrait Prompts for name, age, family, favourites, and more Designed for early years and new starters This EYFS transition activity can be used during the first week of school, at nursery, or sent home as a starting school preparation sheet. It’s also perfect for new class transitions, family engagement, and getting to know your learners. Download this All About Me worksheet today and support your pupils as they begin their school journey!

This 45-page pack is for the book ‘Can You See Me?’ by Libby Scott and Rebecca Westcott. The book centres around Tally, a girl with autism who struggles to adapt to Junior High School. Included are vocabulary work and comprehension questions, broken down by chapter and designed for a six week unit of study. There are also a few activities/ideas/worksheets about autism and social-emotional topics to link to the book or PSHCE lessons.

This is to stick to the front of the children’s ‘All About Me’ books - as seen on my Instagram page - eysfwithmrs_s © 2026 EYFS with Mrs S. All rights reserved.

All About Me Bunting is great for transition days or getting to know your new class.

Resource ideal for Year 7 students, either for PSHE or in Form/Tutor time, for students to share information about themselves.

This Spanish Powerpoint Tutorial introduces body parts and the expression 'Me Duele(n)&' and the Verb &';Doler'. Uses the theme of the San Fermin fiesta in Pamplona to introduce the Writing and Speaking tasks. I started the lesson with video clips from the internet of the bull runs. The PP ends with photos of injuries encouraging students to say the correct sentence for each one. Follow up Homework was to research the festival and produce a poster.

A creative literacy and health & wellbeing lesson where children use alliteration to create a magical name before designing a potion bottle filled with the positive qualities that make them unique. Through discussion, vocabulary building and self-reflection, pupils celebrate their strengths while developing descriptive language in a fun, engaging way. Check @TeachingInTechnicolour on Instagram and Facebook for examples.

PowerPoint Presentation to introduce a few Free-Time activities, the use of verb 'Gustar' and some basic information such as Name and Age.