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"I Like Me" Mirrors

Motivational Literacy and Reading Preschool Lesson Plan
Photo Source: aplacecalledkindergarten.blogspot.com

This activity from Mrs. Bell at A Place Called Kindergarten imparts a fantastic message and is a great way to start the school year. Based on Allia Zobel Nolan's book, What I Like About Me, where characters describe what makes them different and why they like the particular trait/characteristic about themselves, students are reminded that they're all special and unique.

After reading the book as a class, Mrs. Bell invites her students to take a 'look' in the mirror and determine what they like best about themselves - a great exercise for building character and self-esteem! With this in mind, she then has them create a mirror craft where they illustrate the trait/characteristic, and displays the finished projects on a bulletin board to remind her students that they're all a special part of the class.

Be sure to head on over to A Place Called Kindergarten for the free mirror printable that goes along with this activity!

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