Bag Activities - All About Me!
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
It's always nice to spend some time at the beginning of the school year getting to know your students {and helping your students get to know each other!}. We found this cute idea, submitted to Cheryl Sigmon's website, and thought we'd pass it along!
Student of the Day
Provide each of your kiddos with a brown paper lunch bag. Invite them to take it home and fill it with pictures that fit various selected prompts like...
- My family
- My pet {or favorite animal}
- My favorite thing to do
- My favorite color
- My house
Have your students turn in their "All About Me" bags on a certain date and each day after, randomly select a student to share their pictures with the class. [NOTE: You might also have your kiddos mount their pictures in a bare book - creating a scrapbook of sorts - then place the books in the classroom library for students to explore throughout the year. Sample book shown above.]
About the Author
Kayla Johnson
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