All about me (1)
Answers are for parents and teachers.
1
Draw yourself. Write your name, or ask a grown-up to write it. Show your picture to your family.
The child draws a picture of themself and says their name.
2
Look in a mirror. Find and name five parts of your body.
For example: head, eyes, nose, hands, feet.
3
Find one thing for each sense at home: something to see, hear, smell, touch and (with a grown-up) taste.
Any safe examples, such as a lamp, a clock, soap, a pillow, a piece of bread.
4
Ask a grown-up: “Why did you choose my name?” Tell the story to a friend.
The child listens and tells the answer.
5
Count your fingers on both hands. How many?
10